I'm currently working on l2j version of nwatch (example here).
I'm almost done with it, however, I need need a couple of databases to compare table/column structure to my current one to be sure it's working for majority of l2j packs.
I need only gameserver database.
It does not matter what it's filled with, as long as there IS something in it (couple of level 10+ chars with few equipped items will do).
No empty DB's please.
When you post a database, please tell me:
- what pack it is from (l2j, l2jfree, l2jarchid, l2jwhatever)
- what character & clanname I should use for testing
- what customizations you have done to it (if any). I need table and column names to be unchanged.
To export a database through cmd/shell follow steps below:
1. Navigate to folder where you wish to export test database to
Example: H: -> enter
(if you need to go to higher folder type cd .. few times)
2. Type in export command like this: mysqldump -u username -ppassword databasename>database.sql
Hello looking for info about two things.
when i use
ExternalLogin=true
CmdLineLogin=true
everything is working fine but:
1. strange arrangement of windows
2. the server name is in red, how can I change it?
Client: Classic 1.5 Age of Splendor
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embass
Hello,
I'm currently working on l2j version of nwatch (example here).
I'm almost done with it, however, I need need a couple of databases to compare table/column structure to my current one to be sure it's working for majority of l2j packs.
I need only gameserver database.
It does not matter what it's filled with, as long as there IS something in it (couple of level 10+ chars with few equipped items will do).
No empty DB's please.
When you post a database, please tell me:
- what pack it is from (l2j, l2jfree, l2jarchid, l2jwhatever)
- what character & clanname I should use for testing
- what customizations you have done to it (if any). I need table and column names to be unchanged.
To export a database through cmd/shell follow steps below:
1. Navigate to folder where you wish to export test database to
Example: H: -> enter
(if you need to go to higher folder type cd .. few times)
2. Type in export command like this: mysqldump -u username -ppassword databasename>database.sql
Example: mysqldump -u root -pmypassword l2java->l2java.sql
This is it. Now open folder where you exported database to and upload it somewhere.
I'll try to thank those helping me with some kind of reward.
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