[DiscordArchive] before i do a full support request maybe someone knows the answer: in my network i have no issues; s
[DiscordArchive] before i do a full support request maybe someone knows the answer: in my network i have no issues; s
Archived author: Rathlord • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:16:10.592000+00:00
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Is this normal? I'm grasping at straws here:
Loading Spell Proc Conditions and Data...
>> Loaded 0 Spell Proc Conditions And Data. DB table `spell_proc` Is Empty.
Archived author: TerraByte • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:17:40.999000+00:00
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Yes this is normal. It just means that the table is populated at runtime from the DBC files. Before touching your DBC files.. Make a backup that you will never touch.
Archived author: Rathlord • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:18:59.395000+00:00
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So very weird, restarting all the docker containers seems to have worked. Maybe the worldserver came up before the db container was finished loading last time or... something
Archived author: TerraByte • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:21:42.099000+00:00
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You would have to have the world server running for that table to get populated. I never was able to get the data to show up even with the world server running but if your able to see the runtime data then great. I dont know if that specific table is populated at runtime from a DBC, but typically when you see a table that empty like that, it means its populated at runtime with a DBC file's data or what ever that sessions data has that need to be held there.
Archived author: Rathlord • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:22:22.453000+00:00
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I'm not talking about that table or anything with the DBC, I'm referring to the issue I mentioned right above. I just asked about that line in the logs because I couldn't figure out a root cause and it stood out
Archived author: TerraByte • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:22:52.077000+00:00
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Apologies. I will read the previous posts.
Archived author: Rathlord • Posted: 2025-07-25T01:23:46.017000+00:00
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You're good, I appreciate the attempt to help