I wrote this a while ago it was probably mainly for me I'm not sure if I had intention of uploading it but here it is anyway. It's a more simpler easier to understand installation/setup for SQL files. Found it today whilst going through old backup CD's looking for other stuff. Anyhow enjoy..
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Crack:
(find a crack)
Firstly we need to download & install Microsoft SQL Server. So open the install file from wherever you downloaded it and start installing it. You need to set a master password in the SQL Server so you must choose MIXED mode and then place any password in there that you will remember. This will become your password for when you are connecting to your database. Once you have your database installed place the crack file into the binn directory. This directory is usually as follows: “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Binn\” and run the crack.
Next we have to edit the two SQL files directory path to your SQL Server. So open ws1.sql and check the path to your SQL Server and that the path is correct. There are two places that you need to place it in, look for them. The default is “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\” this will work for most people. Then open mainlogin.sql and do the same thing, remember there are two places that you need to change if your directory to the MSSQL server is different.
From this point you should have your MSSQL Server up and running. Now what we need to do is to throw some sql files into our server. To do this we will open Enterprise Manager from your start menu, Start>Programs>Microsoft SQL Server>Enterprise Manager. Open the folders Console Root>Microsoft SQL Servers>(local) (Windows NT)>Databases. Once you have the folder databases highlighted, hit the Tools menu and select SQL Query Analyser. If a login dialog pops up choose the first radio option and press ok (no data needed to be entered). Now in the title bar of the SQL Query Analyser it should say master somewhere, now click Open and find you first file ws1.sql and open it. Click the Blue Tick (this is error checking) and it should either come up with a few errors or without errors, it doesn’t usually matter just press the Green arrow straight after anyway and do the same with mainlogin.sql.
Now we need to setup Data Sources (ODBC) go to Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Data Sources (ODBC). When this is opened go to System DSN tab hit Add and select “SQL Server”. Now type in “account” for the Name and “(local)” for the Server and hit next. On this next menu, we want a password so we will click the second radio option and our login id will be “sa” and our password will be the one you used in the setup. Now click next and on this you will see “Change the default database to:” and you will use the pull down menu to select the database we recently entered “mainlogin”. Press next and check “Log ODBC driver statistics to Log file” and hit finish. Now press test and then Ok. Now we need to do exactly the same kind of thing but with so press Add again and this time type in “character” for the name and “local” for the server and hit next. Same login id and password on this, now click next. Here we have to “Change the default database to:” use the dropdown menu and select “ws1”. Press next check “Log ODBC driver statistics to Log File” and hit finish. Test it and press ok.
Now we need to edit the MainLServer.exe and WorldLServer.exe. Open you hex editor firstly in the MainLServer.exe search for ACCOUNT_T. You will see this:
DSN=account;User ID=sa;pwd=XXXXXXXXX;Provider=MSDASQL.1
with boxes between each space. The boxes represent nothing which means they are excluded anyway. All you need to do here is type in your password. So type it in by leaving the extra boxes there. Say your password was outpost you would type the “o” and then leave the box that was there and go onto the next letter and type the “p” leave the box, etc.
Now open WorldLServer.exe and search for the hex code, “44 00 61 00 74 00 61”. This will highlight a D and now you can change your password the same way you did with MainLServer.exe.
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Guide by CoRzA (aka Kenshi)
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