I'm using the tiral period of advext64 files to learn how to configure and execute a server.
I did everything of their step-by-step tutorial. (Created ODBC lin2db & lin2world dsn files, besides that they only tell you to create the l2world file, etc).
My hAuthD.ini file is like this:
[MSSQL]
Server = 127.0.0.1
User = sa
Password = xxxxxx
Database = lin2db
but when i try to execute the hAuthD.exe, it says this:
[14:10:14] Welcome to hAuthD
[14:10:14] Loaded: 'Black_IPs.txt'
[14:10:25] [DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server inexistente ou acesso negado
(Error in english: Unexistent SQL Server or acess denied).
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I totally understand the whole installation but why port 80 and apache+php and adminer i think they should be optional and also be asked about opening 3306 or XXXX and listen to *
thanks
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Hi,
I'm using the tiral period of advext64 files to learn how to configure and execute a server.
I did everything of their step-by-step tutorial. (Created ODBC lin2db & lin2world dsn files, besides that they only tell you to create the l2world file, etc).
My hAuthD.ini file is like this:
does anyone know what should i do?
thanks
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