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Martel
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 Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2005 7:39 Post subject: I broke it. Help? |
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Fedora Core 3
NWNDedicatedServer1.66.zip
linnwnx2-2.5.3-rc1.tar.gz
mysql-2.23.58-16.FC3.1
I was playing around with this setup earlier today and could read/write data to my database from multiple machines ( the other is a windows 2k3 box which is still functional ). I was trying to set up a mutant persistent storage system where most data would land in mysql and persisted items would be stored via the [Get|Set]Campaign... api. I was picking apart a translation problem ( aps converts single quotes to tildes, but the native db support doesn't like the tildes ), and out of the blue my linux system stopped working.
Now I get the following error every time I load *any* module with aps in it, even aps_demo.mod.
| Code: | | FAILED: NWNX!INIT has not been initialized. |
After trying several 'clean' modules I gave up and created a new installation of the server: unpacked the dedicated server zip file, untarred the linux server, linked in the dummy libktrace lib, copied the nwnx*.so files, copied my nwnx2.ini file and the aps_demo.mod. Fired up the server and got the same message.
I tried rebuilding my nwnx*.so files with the same results.
I dropped all my tables and recreated them from the windows box using the aps_demo module, and have verified via mysql (from the linux box in question) that the tables were created and the test data did get written.
I tried adding "SetLocalString((GetModule()),"NWNX!INIT","1");" to my original module's on_load script, both with and without the call to SQLInit() disabled.
I even rebooted the linux box, just in case.
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Martel
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I must have missed something in my earlier troubleshooting. I've added the "SetLocalString((GetModule()),"NWNX!INIT","1");" line back into another new module, and that seems to have done the trick.
Still I'm at a loss as to why I need that now but did not before. |
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