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I bet that before daily quests came out they didn't have an entry for this CD in the database. Then, when daily's came out they were like "Oh crap, we need these guys to attack right away!", added the field in, and set all older mobs to a certain timer. Sounds like a dev thing to do .

If your server is public, make sure in your realmlist database, that the realmlist is set to the STATIC IP of the computer you are hosting on. Also make sure port forwarding is set up etc etc.

1. Open your SQL database via phyMyAdmin or your SQL gui of your choice (or if you are really good at pushing butans in linux/unix/sun you can do it that way) 2. Navigate to the mangos database 3. browse the contents of table `db_version` 4. look at the field that is formatted like XX_YYYY_required_mangos_spellpoopyfart 5. take the XX, add 1 to it 6. this is the update you need to apply first, then from there you need to add each update incrementally by 1 until you are up to the latest

Also, make sure your host doesn't have a limit on simultaneous incoming connections. This can be done by emailing your host, or checking our their FAQs section.

If you are trying to work with the core in 2010 I'm not sure if its supported all that much. Download Visual Studio 2008 and use the VC90 file in the source directory.

Just posting the results of this. I had to realign my database to new ID's, had to work through about 7 tables. Everything is up and running fine. спасибо vladmir!

Our GUID table starts at 0, so what this means is that someone bumped it up from say 10,000,000 to 11,000,000 at some point (after checking the db this is true) Correct? So with this in mind, I need to do the following: Run a surgery script on my entire mangos database (all tables included) that does this: Make multidimensional array (2) template [OLDGUID, NEWGUID] For `mangos`.`creature` 1) set $new_guid = 0 2) get $old_guid, add to array as well 3) set $old_guid to $new_guid+1, add to array as well THEN For all other tables in `mangos` 1) where $guid(old guid) == array.OLDGUID 2) set $guid = array.NEWGUID And make sure it runs on all fields with creature guid's do they will link properly with the new ID's Gonna be some nasty surgery, ahhhhh working with other peoples work is so fun!

(If russian is your native language you can just post in that - I can read it , спасибо) So what you're saying is that: In my `mangos`.`creature_template`, a field is out of the Int32(unsigned) range? In my `mangos`.`creature` table the maximum `GUID` entry is '16775623'

Howdy folks, Core/Setup info isn't atm relevant to this post, but when it becomes relevant I will add it. I do have one question though as I am not as experienced in debugging/tracing as I would like to be. Could anyone enlighten me as to why I am getting this error on a crash? Program exited with code 0177. CRASH ON Fri Jun 11 00:27:28 EDT 2010 The program being debugged is not being run. BACKTRACE BACKTRACE FULL THREADS I think it has to do with bad directory setup. Any light is much appreciated - thanks! Also - relevant in the console output: 2010-06-18 ERROR:World Thread hangs, kicking out server! 2010-06-18 ERROR:InstanceMap::SetResetSchedule: cannot turn schedule on, no save available for instance 32 of 36 2010-06-18 ERROR:Creature guid overflow!! Can't continue, shutting down server.