Can you provide me with the Auth database backup file, claro28111?Quote:
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If a third guy with the same problem pops up I will make it configurable, glandu2.
Can you provide me with the Auth database backup file, claro28111?Quote:
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Thndr thank you for replying, but I've figured out the problem. My tool is developed to fetch data from dbo.Accounts, he has dbo.AccountQuote:
Sorry but this is just a database connection issue it really should not matter what the account tables are like.
Maybe try this...
AHMED\SQLEXPRESS
You had the back slash going the wrong way for addressing.
Forgive me if I am wrong but "sa"s account is not in the auth account tables.
There are no backups I can restore within that file.Quote:
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Thanks for the info.Quote:
The Database do not have a ban method on default. The block parameter is passed by the smp_account but not in database (it's 0 every time). You can modify the dbo.Account and put in a block column but you don't have to. GS only uses smp_account as far as I know so you only have to make sure that a block parameter is passed by the smp.
The default database isn't able to ban special players via database without modifications!