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maldorlevr

Database(MySQL) posting a new row in the table, but not saving anything.

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So I've got a server running on my computer and I have the database properly working. The problem that I run into though is that the server isn't sending anything to the database. So for example let's say I spawn in for the very first time. I get flares, and painkillers. If I go to the database though this is what I see:

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As you can see, it give sends the database the PlayerUID, InstanceID, and a bunch of time-stamps but the rows with my location, inventory, and backpack are set to just nothing. So whenever I log in to the server it sees that I've already got a character and loads me in, but my inventory, backpack, and location fields are empty so it puts me in game with an empty inventory, no backpack, and in a random spawn zone. If I delete that entry in the database it will spawn me in with painkillers and flares, just like a newspawn.

 

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This I think is when it sends updates of my inventory to the server in the console that HiveExt pops up in.

 

EDIT: The source of my server files is here: https://github.com/Pwnoz0r/DayZ-Private-Server and I've updated the server and .sql files from the latest patch.

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I just realized what I did wrong. I installed the newest database files incorrectly.

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