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Thomas Shikami

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01-23-2009 16:48

llGetInventoryKey was protected anyways already, it only returned keys if both, the task and the item were full permissive, means, you could acquire ids only when the item was copyable anyways already. I tested one case where it was possible to have the task full permissive and the object inside no modify/no transfer and the key was NULL_KEY. IMHO the assets were already protected very well. Also, if you could put something that's no transfer into a full permissive prim, once it was transferred to another account the no transfer items disappeared anyways. (hint: add this to the test cases to check if permissions work correctly)

Darien Caldwell

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01-23-2009 18:58

From: Maggie Darwin

I have an object that was a pretty reliable victim of the double-touch bug, it's working correctly for me. That said, we had observed that that problem could be very load-sensitive.

That may be, The region ended up having some other email related issues, and was restarted. Since then I've not seen further touch issues.

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Grandma Bates

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Script Memory Changes

01-24-2009 05:22

Was there a change to the mono VM and/or compiler? I am getting errors trying to compile long scripts. It is saying that there is a byte code error and it is out of memory. This is for codes that previously compiled and ran with no problems. I have had to delete considerable amounts of code to be able to reduce it down to a size that can compile.

Viktoria Dovgal

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01-24-2009 05:55

From: Grandma Bates

Was there a change to the mono VM and/or compiler? I am getting errors trying to compile long scripts. It is saying that there is a byte code error and it is out of memory. This is for codes that previously compiled and ran with no problems. I have had to delete considerable amounts of code to be able to reduce it down to a size that can compile.

There are a couple of things going on. See a few posts back in this thread, post 167, for Prospero's explanation of some schedule changes that will whack some scripts at run time.

Since you're getting whacked at compile time, you might be "lucky" like me and need only to try a different viewer version. That's in post 164, for some reason the Mono checkbox is now being ignored on some viewers (but it seems fine with the official viewer and the current RC).

Grandma Bates

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Script Memory Changes

01-24-2009 06:45

Thank you for the quick reply. I am having problems logging on to the grid and also working with inventory. I had no luck with the stable release under linux. I just tried the RC candidate. One time it had the same problem. On re-log it worked. (??!!?) In both cases I was not able to use the mono checkbox. Very odd....

I guess it is time to just sit tight and let things settle...

From: Viktoria Dovgal

There are a couple of things going on. See a few posts back in this thread, post 167, for Prospero's explanation of some schedule changes that will whack some scripts at run time.

Since you're getting whacked at compile time, you might be "lucky" like me and need only to try a different viewer version. That's in post 164, for some reason the Mono checkbox is now being ignored on some viewers (but it seems fine with the official viewer and the current RC).

Darien Caldwell

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01-24-2009 19:25

From: Viktoria Dovgal

There are a couple of things going on. See a few posts back in this thread, post 167, for Prospero's explanation of some schedule changes that will whack some scripts at run time.

Since you're getting whacked at compile time, you might be "lucky" like me and need only to try a different viewer version. That's in post 164, for some reason the Mono checkbox is now being ignored on some viewers (but it seems fine with the official viewer and the current RC).

Kristenlee's viewer is now the 'official' viewer of OpenlifeGrid. As they aren't allowing any other viewer to connect to their grid, I suspect certain incompatibilities with the default SL grid will start coming to light.

I would suggest you change over to the Cool Viewer, it's made with pretty much all the same fixes, only still SL compatible.

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Maggie Darwin

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01-25-2009 05:28

From: Darien Caldwell

Kristenlee's viewer is now the 'official' viewer of OpenlifeGrid. As they aren't allowing any other viewer to connect to their grid...

Um...how "Open" is that?

A disturbing development indeed.

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01-25-2009 05:48

From: Darien Caldwell

Kristenlee's viewer is now the 'official' viewer of OpenlifeGrid. As they aren't allowing any other viewer to connect to their grid,

...

If they're not allowing any other viewer to connect, they're doomed.

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Boy Lane

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01-25-2009 09:13

As Katt is gone I hope I can post that here for more background info

http://openlifegrid.com/Forums/tabid/323/afv/topicsview/aff/1/Default.aspx

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Darien Caldwell

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01-25-2009 12:59

Yes, they seem to think one viewer is somehow better than another, even though they come from the self-same code base. Seems to be some kind of ego trip, and those will always lead to ruin.

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Prospero Linden

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01-25-2009 17:54

dudes, we're wandering off topic....

I'm going to close this thread, because the 1.25.4 rolling restart is done.

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Thomas Shikami Registered User Join date: 6 Oct 2007 Posts: 2	01-23-2009 16:48 llGetInventoryKey was protected anyways already, it only returned keys if both, the task and the item were full permissive, means, you could acquire ids only when the item was copyable anyways already. I tested one case where it was possible to have the task full permissive and the object inside no modify/no transfer and the key was NULL_KEY. IMHO the assets were already protected very well. Also, if you could put something that's no transfer into a full permissive prim, once it was transferred to another account the no transfer items disappeared anyways. (hint: add this to the test cases to check if permissions work correctly)
Darien Caldwell Registered User Join date: 12 Oct 2006 Posts: 3,127	01-23-2009 18:58 From: Maggie Darwin I have an object that was a pretty reliable victim of the double-touch bug, it's working correctly for me. That said, we had observed that that problem could be very load-sensitive. That may be, The region ended up having some other email related issues, and was restarted. Since then I've not seen further touch issues. _____________________
Grandma Bates Registered User Join date: 9 Mar 2007 Posts: 5	Script Memory Changes 01-24-2009 05:22 Was there a change to the mono VM and/or compiler? I am getting errors trying to compile long scripts. It is saying that there is a byte code error and it is out of memory. This is for codes that previously compiled and ran with no problems. I have had to delete considerable amounts of code to be able to reduce it down to a size that can compile.
Viktoria Dovgal … Join date: 29 Jul 2007 Posts: 3,593	01-24-2009 05:55 From: Grandma Bates Was there a change to the mono VM and/or compiler? I am getting errors trying to compile long scripts. It is saying that there is a byte code error and it is out of memory. This is for codes that previously compiled and ran with no problems. I have had to delete considerable amounts of code to be able to reduce it down to a size that can compile. There are a couple of things going on. See a few posts back in this thread, post 167, for Prospero's explanation of some schedule changes that will whack some scripts at run time. Since you're getting whacked at compile time, you might be "lucky" like me and need only to try a different viewer version. That's in post 164, for some reason the Mono checkbox is now being ignored on some viewers (but it seems fine with the official viewer and the current RC).
Grandma Bates Registered User Join date: 9 Mar 2007 Posts: 5	Script Memory Changes 01-24-2009 06:45 Thank you for the quick reply. I am having problems logging on to the grid and also working with inventory. I had no luck with the stable release under linux. I just tried the RC candidate. One time it had the same problem. On re-log it worked. (??!!?) In both cases I was not able to use the mono checkbox. Very odd.... I guess it is time to just sit tight and let things settle... From: Viktoria Dovgal There are a couple of things going on. See a few posts back in this thread, post 167, for Prospero's explanation of some schedule changes that will whack some scripts at run time. Since you're getting whacked at compile time, you might be "lucky" like me and need only to try a different viewer version. That's in post 164, for some reason the Mono checkbox is now being ignored on some viewers (but it seems fine with the official viewer and the current RC).
Darien Caldwell Registered User Join date: 12 Oct 2006 Posts: 3,127	01-24-2009 19:25 From: Viktoria Dovgal There are a couple of things going on. See a few posts back in this thread, post 167, for Prospero's explanation of some schedule changes that will whack some scripts at run time. Since you're getting whacked at compile time, you might be "lucky" like me and need only to try a different viewer version. That's in post 164, for some reason the Mono checkbox is now being ignored on some viewers (but it seems fine with the official viewer and the current RC). Kristenlee's viewer is now the 'official' viewer of OpenlifeGrid. As they aren't allowing any other viewer to connect to their grid, I suspect certain incompatibilities with the default SL grid will start coming to light. I would suggest you change over to the Cool Viewer, it's made with pretty much all the same fixes, only still SL compatible. _____________________
Maggie Darwin Matrisync Engineering Join date: 2 Nov 2007 Posts: 186	01-25-2009 05:28 From: Darien Caldwell Kristenlee's viewer is now the 'official' viewer of OpenlifeGrid. As they aren't allowing any other viewer to connect to their grid... Um...how "Open" is that? A disturbing development indeed. _____________________ New Grayson charter: http://tinyurl.com/3cvdpr
Argent Stonecutter Emergency Mustelid Join date: 20 Sep 2005 Posts: 20,263	01-25-2009 05:48 From: Darien Caldwell Kristenlee's viewer is now the 'official' viewer of OpenlifeGrid. As they aren't allowing any other viewer to connect to their grid, ... If they're not allowing any other viewer to connect, they're doomed. _____________________ Argent Stonecutter - http://globalcausalityviolation.blogspot.com/ "And now I'm going to show you something really cool." Skyhook Station - http://xrl.us/skyhook23 Coonspiracy Store - http://xrl.us/coonstore
Boy Lane Evil Dolly Join date: 8 May 2007 Posts: 690	01-25-2009 09:13 As Katt is gone I hope I can post that here for more background info http://openlifegrid.com/Forums/tabid/323/afv/topicsview/aff/1/Default.aspx _____________________ Cool Viewers for Virtual Worlds, Home of Rainbow: http://my.opera.com/boylane Download: http://coolviewer.googlecode.com Source: http://github.com/boy Be plurked: http://plurk.com/BoyLane/invite
Darien Caldwell Registered User Join date: 12 Oct 2006 Posts: 3,127	01-25-2009 12:59 Yes, they seem to think one viewer is somehow better than another, even though they come from the self-same code base. Seems to be some kind of ego trip, and those will always lead to ruin. _____________________
Prospero Linden Linden Lab Employee Join date: 6 Aug 2007 Posts: 315	01-25-2009 17:54 dudes, we're wandering off topic.... I'm going to close this thread, because the 1.25.4 rolling restart is done.

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