Release|Silkroad Edited Database

12/04/2010 21:36 Burton_1993#61
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Originally Posted by ZiXiRo View Post
when finish files?

i need more detail because i don't understand

is new project from xsense (arcane)? or what
what don't you understand? this is the real server files, not EMULATOR...
it's incompleted yet and this project made for recover the files and to try to complete them to make real server (not emulator, this is not from xsense lol.)
12/04/2010 23:32 [B]ase[J]umP#62
this is gonna take some heck of alot time to finish.
but in a year or so i believe we may have a new server :D
12/05/2010 01:45 kevin_owner#63
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Originally Posted by [B]ase[J]umP View Post
this is gonna take some heck of alot time to finish.
but in a year or so i believe we may have a new server :D
probably not:) I don't believe that this will ever be 100% working.(but i hope it will) these files where leaked in 2008 if I remember correctly well there isn't that much progress. there are some tables fixed we have a client which might work(we don't know yet mabye the opcodes are completely different). and there are still no stored procedures fixed well 2 i guess but to restore everything will be almost impossible. but it would be nice to see these files finally running.
12/05/2010 08:14 lesderid#64
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Originally Posted by kevin_owner View Post
probably not:) I don't believe that this will ever be 100% working.(but i hope it will) these files where leaked in 2008 if I remember correctly well there isn't that much progress. there are some tables fixed we have a client which might work(we don't know yet mabye the opcodes are completely different). and there are still no stored procedures fixed well 2 i guess but to restore everything will be almost impossible. but it would be nice to see these files finally running.
Dude, opcodes aren't a problem.

About the stored procedures, it's a actually good technique/structure.
You don't need to hardcode too much DB stuff in your server.
12/05/2010 08:27 [B]ase[J]umP#65
if someone teaches me coding i can help :D
12/05/2010 09:09 lesderid#66
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Originally Posted by [B]ase[J]umP View Post
if someone teaches me coding i can help :D
Google teaches you coding.

You don't need any coding skills for this project though.
12/05/2010 11:07 kevin_owner#67
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Originally Posted by lesderid View Post
Dude, opcodes aren't a problem.

About the stored procedures, it's a actually good technique/structure.
You don't need to hardcode too much DB stuff in your server.
sorry but I meant packets ect. It might be that they doesn't match. and that would be a problem cause some will think it's a database problem. but that's not very likely.

And yes those stored procedures are a good thing if you create them yourself but if you don't know what that stored procedure exactly need which makes them hard to restore:)

@[B]ase[J]umP like lesderid said before you don't need coding skills you only need to know how to create a database,tables,field, stored procedures. A thing that is helpfull to know is what those data types are but they are all explained if you search them.
12/05/2010 16:05 Dr.Abdelfattah#68
Good work,, keep it up :)
12/05/2010 16:28 CrystalCoder#69
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Originally Posted by abdelfattah View Post
Good work,, keep it up :)
thank.
12/05/2010 20:48 buriko_0007#70
Good Job man.
12/06/2010 02:02 Davincibg#71
The same old story over and over again. The files are incomplete. They cannot be used to launch a playable server this way.
12/06/2010 10:16 CrystalCoder#72
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Originally Posted by Davincibg View Post
The same old story over and over again. The files are incomplete. They cannot be used to launch a playable server this way.
files are working fine, only left its database.
12/06/2010 10:46 Miki Maus#73
i've seen this files before.. lemme guess mage200 actually didnt do this, it's done by other guy, i remember i was trying to help him
12/06/2010 11:27 Davincibg#74
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Originally Posted by mage200 View Post
files are working fine, only left its database.
You have no idea how much is missing from these files to say that they are working fine.
12/06/2010 13:45 kevin_owner#75
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Originally Posted by Davincibg View Post
You have no idea how much is missing from these files to say that they are working fine.
Yep that's true but let's say that the best scenario would be that the files are fine to run a server and the database is the only thing left to fix. really really smart people have been working on this in the past few years result well a few tables which are kinda working but we aren't sure yet. and those are only a few tables the hard thing the stored procedures aren't even done. I think it would be much faster to write your own server instead of fixing this but who am I to tell what someone needs to do.

@mage200
could you tell me how you know that the files are fine?

according to your first screen in the first post of this thread I see all of your programs running but do you see those little pc things with a hand exclamation mark I would say those aren't correct. I assume that it's some kind of warning which mean like "Hello i'm not working correctly or i'm not certified to the right thing". Btw do we even know how they need to be linked. One way I've seend all over the time is:

Cert -> Globalmanager -> Gateway
___________________-> DownloadServer
___________________-> Machine Server
___________________-> Farm Manager -> SR_ShardManager
__________________________________-> AgentServer
__________________________________-> SR_GameServer

and the smc can stick somewhere else I guess global. Well these are the only ones i've seen before. After changing some values of the a7= value in the port.ini I've seen the values of the sname.dat and you can use those till the 17th name. which means we have this list:
A few new names in that list but some of them are just not imported I guess but something like ServiceManager well that sounds imported but it could also be something like support to the community.

There are just so many things unkown which will probably always be unkown. It would be nice to see this up and running.