[DiscordArchive] Do you have access to the page's terminal? to see what error (if any) comes through?
[DiscordArchive] Do you have access to the page's terminal? to see what error (if any) comes through?
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Do you have access to the page's terminal? to see what error (if any) comes through?
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:19 PM #1Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:19:15.076000+00:00
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Do you have access to the page's terminal? to see what error (if any) comes through?
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I would assume so, I am as mentioned earlier very new to this. Some phrases and such do pass me by as I am literally self taught from YT and you guys here haha.
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:20 PM #2Archived author: The Anarchist • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:20:44.024000+00:00
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I would assume so, I am as mentioned earlier very new to this. Some phrases and such do pass me by as I am literally self taught from YT and you guys here haha.
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Checked, I ended up just going through world server configs
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:21 PM #3Archived author: Malgion • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:21:33.078000+00:00
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Checked, I ended up just going through world server configs
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Not every service has it, some pages have a terminal, like the windows command line, that shows stuff
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:21 PM #4Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:21:35.028000+00:00
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Not every service has it, some pages have a terminal, like the windows command line, that shows stuff
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If it helps when I run the server I have 2 windows that are open.
One has a
"Ping MySQL to keep connection alive"
the other loads all the scrfipts n stuff and says how many people are online now n then when it pings
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:23 PM #5Archived author: The Anarchist • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:23:40.141000+00:00
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If it helps when I run the server I have 2 windows that are open.
One has a
"Ping MySQL to keep connection alive"
the other loads all the scrfipts n stuff and says how many people are online now n then when it pings
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Correct me if wrong, you're using Azerothcore yes?
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:25 PM #6Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:25:07.814000+00:00
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Correct me if wrong, you're using Azerothcore yes?
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I am yes.
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:26 PM #7Archived author: The Anarchist • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:26:29.756000+00:00
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I am yes.
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The window that shows Ping MySQL is your "Auth" is the one that cares part of authcating the user (login). and the realms
the other one is the world, so basically anything else.
The Auth one should not give you an error (the ping mysql it means has been opened with no movement recently to my knowledge). And when is ready should tell you Added realm "whaterver name you named it" at whaterver IP or Domain
So far it should be good.
World if nothing goes bad, opens and should end up with the events, calendar, guild stuff, auction house etc...
To connect to your database (outside) of your network to my knowledge you've to
1) Allow the connection in the server itself
2) May or not need to port-foward (aka allow you to connect/access it via a specific number called port)
3) Using the servers default (if you havent created your own username and password to access the database. Note that if you do access the database for the first time with all the preivilenges, when you created all the AC stuff, you should have a azerothcore user and password, change the password and use that instead (keeping in mind that you will have to chance the password in the in the auth and world config
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:32 PM #8Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:32:41.232000+00:00
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The window that shows Ping MySQL is your "Auth" is the one that cares part of authcating the user (login). and the realms
the other one is the world, so basically anything else.
The Auth one should not give you an error (the ping mysql it means has been opened with no movement recently to my knowledge). And when is ready should tell you Added realm "whaterver name you named it" at whaterver IP or Domain
So far it should be good.
World if nothing goes bad, opens and should end up with the events, calendar, guild stuff, auction house etc...
To connect to your database (outside) of your network to my knowledge you've to
1) Allow the connection in the server itself
2) May or not need to port-foward (aka allow you to connect/access it via a specific number called port)
3) Using the servers default (if you havent created your own username and password to access the database. Note that if you do access the database for the first time with all the preivilenges, when you created all the AC stuff, you should have a azerothcore user and password, change the password and use that instead (keeping in mind that you will have to chance the password in the in the auth and world config
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From there trying using a SQL Reader with a UI, example Heidisql and try connecting to the ip or domain that the website gives you and the your creditinals
rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:33 PM #9Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:33:15.613000+00:00
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From there trying using a SQL Reader with a UI, example Heidisql and try connecting to the ip or domain that the website gives you and the your creditinals
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(authserver.conf) as the example if you changed the password, for this purpose they are default (ip, port, username, password, database, table)
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rektbyfaith
08-24-2024, 05:34 PM #10Archived author: Ryan Turner • Posted: 2024-08-24T17:34:24.713000+00:00
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(authserver.conf) as the example if you changed the password, for this purpose they are default (ip, port, username, password, database, table)
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