NickoNiklas

Just create new passwords for the accounts, using the mangos console. You can't dehash a hashed password (atleast not with the algorithm mangos is using). What you can do, is to try and guess what possible password it was, hash it, and check if the hash is exactly the same as the one in the database. And If you don't even know what a hash is, then just go and use the console, to create new passwords for each account.

You are trying to compile in 64-bit mode, aka x64. You must have Visual Studio 2010 to be able to do that, the express versions does not support 64-bit builds, they only support 32-bit. There are hacks to make the express versions support 64-bit builds, but I don't know anything about them, you have to google for that.

Search for "playerbot" in this forum, the closest thing I can think of.

You need to edit your client for that, not the core. And client editing is not allowed here.

If you mean "I forgot my password, what is it?", then you just create a new password for him/her in the console. If you mean "Look at that character there, it has something wrong, log in to my account", then you either ask that person what his/her password is, or use the console to create a new password. Storing passwords in plain text is never good, a lot safer to encrypt them. For example, if your mysql server gets hacked, then the people hacking it can easy read the passwords stored there. And usally people uses the same password for everything. And then all their other accounts needs a new password (if you notice that your server was hacked at all). Sometimes, people doesn't want other people to know what kind of password they use. A safe password, is a password that only you know about. But if you must, then do as Patman128 told you, edit realmd to encrypt the passwords it has read from the database, and edit mangosd to store the passwords in plain text when you create/modify an account. There's a lot to do, and I would not do it, cause it would ruin the security, and slow down the login process (since realmd must always encrypt the password when a user logs in).

To start with, try to follow the guides on how to compile mangos on your own, there are plenty of guides in this forum. So you know how to make a server first. And when you know how to download mangos source from git, it's easy to extract an older rev. of mangos, and create a server from that. When you have downloaded the source from git, you use the "git reset --hard" command to get an older rev.

Since a lot of peope doesn't have english as main language, I beleved you ment by "ManGos compile source" as "ManGos compiled source", and not "ManGos source". But if you want the source code for mangos, then I've already told you how to find out how to get it. As for the database, the source comes with an empty database structure for the rev. you extracted. But if you however want a content database, then you just have to check the content database forums about that, since they are not part of this forum.

Precompiled binarys are not supported here. And it's not that hard to compile the source yourself, there are plenty of guides in this forum. The current latest source supports 3.3.3a, just check the news forum on which rev. of mangos that last supported 3.3.2, and download that rev. from git. For how you should extract an older rev. from git, google for it, since git is not only used by mangos. Hint, google for "git reset --hard".

If you want SD2 in your core, read the guides in the SD2 forum on how to do that. And if you get an error because of SD2, ask in that forum. But in short: You always compile the mangos core before compiling SD2 (all guides tells you to do that). And from what I can read, you get an error from SD2 (mainly because it says "Build started: Project: ScriptDev2" and not mangos), probably because you haven't compiled mangos before SD2. And the best way to make sure SD2 is not the problem, is by only downloading the mangos source, and compile it (NO SD2). If you get an error, then It's mangos. Then you add whatever extra you want to the core, one at a time, compile, and continue if it compiled successfully. But, what compiler did you use? Any service packs to that compiler? And what OS did you use? And any service packs on that? What rev. of mangos are you using? What rev. of SD2 are you using? Have you checked so the rev. of SD2 is compatible with your rev. of mangos? Have you added anything extra to the core or SD2? I won't guess what you are using, since I can't read your mind.

You haven't followed the guides to the letter. Look close at what kind of filetype "mangosd.conf" is in your folder, It's not a "conf" file. You haven't removed the ".in" file ending to those files, you just have selected to open all ".in" files in notepad automaticly, and therefore you don't see the ".in" ending". Read the guides again, they explain how to do that.

Have you installed SP1 for Visual Studio?

Besides DBC editing (that's illegal). Mangos only supports levels up to 80, above that, and you are on your own.

By default, the vmaps are set to off (vmap.enableLOS = 0) in mangosd.conf.

Mangos stopped using SVN about 2 years ago (i think). Read the stickies, they all tell you to use GIT.

Repacks are not supported here! If you want to add something to the core, you must download the source, add the things you want extra, and then compile it. You can't add something like this to a precompiled binary, you can however only compile the dll/exe file that's needed, and use that, but then you must use the exact same rev. of mangos that the rest of your binarys are. There are plenty of guides on how to do create a server in the stickies.

Just read the guide "[Guide] Updating for Windows", It's not that hard, download a rev. of mangos that supports client version 3.3.3 and compile it (explained in too many guides) Extract the maps/dbc from a client with the same client version that the source supports, using ad.exe that came with the source (also explained in too many guides). Apply the sql updates in the correct order (explained in the guides). Since this is mangos forum, I won't bother about content database, SD2 or whatever you want extra, you need to go to their forum for support on that. Just remember, always perform a backup of your characters and realmd database before updating it.

Mangos only supports levels up to 80, and not beyond.

Not in the correct order, if you got that error message. But if you read the message, it tells you that the last sql update to your database was "9763_01_mangos_battleground_template". And of course you get an error when you try to apply the same sql update again to the database, those updates already exists in the database, and can't be applied twice. You must start with applying the next sql update from "9763_01_mangos_battleground_template", up to "9826_01_mangos_spell_script_target".

Did you run "wow.exe" and not "launcher.exe"? Because, "launcher.exe" always tries to change back to the original settings. Are you sure you used the correct "wow.exe"? If you have two or more installations of wow on your computer, maybe you are using the other one, that doesn't connect to your server, but the official one. Were you able to completley logon to the original server (like see the realmlists, all your characters in the realms and so on)? Because, maybe you wrote the wrong password or username, and you beleve you were connecting to the official server, but infact you were actually connecting to your own server. How did you create your account? You wrote that you "created a new user in mysql". You should always create a new user from the console (with "account create [username] [password] [password]" syntax). If you used for example sqlyog, and entered the account information yourself, you should remember that the "sha_pass_hash" (the password) is an encrypted version of your password, and not the password in clean text form. For example, the word "player" is encrypted as "3ce8a96d17c5ae88a30681024e86279f1a38c041". What username did you use to logon with? Did you use the username or the e-mail that's in the account table. Have you tried to logging on using the accounts that are automaticly added? They are "administrator", "gamemaster", "moderator", "player", booth the username and password are the same.

Check the UDB forum on how to update the UDB database. The UDB update you are trying to run, does not work with your database, you must apply the correct ones, in the correct order. For example (with the current UDB database for mangos rev. 9763), for a clean install, you must first create the mangos database, apply the "UDB_0.12.0_mangos_9582_SD2_1639.sql" to the mangos db, then continue with the UDB updates starting with "388_corepatch_mangos_9311_to_9582.sql" and "388_updatepack_mangos.sql", and then "389_corepatch_mangos_9583_to_9630.sql" and "389_updatepack_mangos.sql". And so on until you have reached the current mangos rev. you are using (either by UDB updates or by some extra mangos sql updates if needed). But this is all explained in the UDB forum, so I won't go into details.

I can think of some possibilities. 1. You should ask in the SD2 forum, since this isn't a mangos problem, but a SD2 problem. 2. Read the "installation" guides in the SD2 forum to see if you have missed something. 3. Have you really compiled mangos and SD2 correctly (check no. 2)? 4. Have you created the scriptdev2 database and applied the correct sql updates (check no. 2)? 5. Have you applied the SD2 sql updates to the mangos database (check no. 2)? 6. Have you copied the scriptdev2.conf to the correct place? 7. What/How exactly did you update your server?

Why? You have been given the answer on how to fix this, just check the FAQ thread, and perform a search in the forum. It's not that hard, even the error message tells you what the problem is.

UDB has a forum of their own, with guides on how to apply their database to mangos, and how to update it. Just read the stickies, all links can be found there.

Public servers are not supported in this forum. Read the getmangos.eu homepage.

Did you know, there is a button called "Search", in a forum for ScriptDev2. Maybe you should look there, since ScriptDev2 has nothing to do with mangos core.