No rule to make target error during compiling

[KLS]

Those warnings are a problem with perl that isn't fixed until 5.20 or 5.21 which are really too new to be packaged with existing distros atm. If you're not using clang it isn't an issue as gcc still lists them as warnings (error on clang).

Lua parser will be turned on by default soon.
Login requires an extra step so atm it will remain disabled by default.

[drmike]

Originally Posted by KLS

Those warnings are a problem with perl that isn't fixed until 5.20 or 5.21 which are really too new to be packaged with existing distros atm. If you're not using clang it isn't an issue as gcc still lists them as warnings (error on clang).

No idea what clang is. I don't do much compiling as I mostly work with web languages. This really is being set up as an educational device.

Originally Posted by KLS

Lua parser will be turned on by default soon.
Login requires an extra step so atm it will remain disabled by default.

Should I be compiling with both of those turned on? And if someone could point me please as to what you mean by an extra step for the login server....

Question Looking at this:

https://github.com/EQEmu/Server/wiki/Linux-server-setup

Step 18 is a MySQL user, correct? Assuming that but just wanted to make sure.

Also looks like steps 12 and 17 are pretty much the same item: Load the databases. 17 just gives more details.

Anyone mind if I do some editing on that page?

thanks

edit: I'm also getting a end of file error on the peqbeta_ file download from Google code. tried it in both wget directly from the server and Firefox with my local laptop. I was able to uncompress it fine locally with 7zip and upload it via sftp. Just wanted to point that out.