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[HELP] Datebase_Installer


RoadingOnFire

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Hi there,

I'm new in this stuff of L2Java servers...

Anyway I got Eclipse, I got files from EqualL2J

 

I've a couple of questions about datebase_Installer:

First what this do?

 

Second I get this error/issue or whatsoever http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/2641/problemt.jpg

 

Regards

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C:\Program files\MySql 5.1/4.1 etc\bin --> copy it paste it.

I made that... After It appears some questions, like names, passwords, etc... I made everything correct, after the window closed and nothing changed in navicat...

 

Some tutorial please.

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ok.. look then... right on db_instaler ena edit down down u will find something like this

:configure
call :colors 17
title L2JDP installer - Setup
cls
set config_version=1
if NOT %upgrade_mode% == 2 (
set fresh_setup=1
set mysqlBinPath=%ProgramFiles%\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.1\bin
set lsuser=your Sql account here
set lspass=your Sql password here
set lsdb=here must put the name of your DB 
set lshost=localhost
set gsuser=your Sql account here
set gspass=your Sql password here
set gsdb=here must put the name of your DB 
set gshost=localhost
set cmode=c
set backup=.
set logdir=.

if you have account and password in Sql past it on:

set lsuser=your Sql account here
set lspass=your Sql password here
set gsuser=your Sql account here
set gspass=your Sql password here

if wont work check if the name in DB is same with name of db_installer :

set lsdb=here must put the name of your DB 
set gsdb=here must put the name of your DB 

Now if you haven't account in sql just leave it like the following code

set lsuser=root
set lspass=
set lsdb=l2jarchid_db
set lshost=localhost
set gsuser=root
set gspass=
set gsdb=l2jarchid_db
set gshost=localhost

 

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error.png

 

I'm using Windows 7 (x64), maybe the problem is in PATH,

 

C:\Program Files (x86)\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.1\bin\mysql.exe -> this is the correct one

 

but I see some % before the backslash '\'.

 

How to do this correctly?

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