LSL Bug since V .10

Since The big release this code stoped working and I had to comment out the lines checking the owner of the object.

I've tryed variations and also had to change the code in my security system.

//Kills the object on command
// Released into the public domain by Grumble Loudon and LaserFur Leonov

integer m_channel = 25626;
//***************************************************************************
integer m_RezNumber = 0;
default
{
    state_entry()
    {     
        llListen(m_channel,"Land_Filler",NULL_KEY,"");
    }//start
    //***************************************************************************************
    on_rez(integer StartPram)
    {
        m_RezNumber = StartPram; //starts at 1
    }//on rez
    //***************************************************************************************
    listen(integer channel,string name, key id, string msg)
    {        
//        if (llGetOwnerKey(id) == llGetOwner()) //prevent hack
  //      {
            //msg will be a number of how many to kill
            if ((integer)msg >= m_RezNumber)            //numbers start at 1
            {
                llDie();
            };
    //    };
    }//Listen
    //***************************************************************************************  
}

Mhmm just tested, but it did work fine for me...

// sender
default
{
    touch_start(integer total_number) { llSay(0, "rabble rabbler rabble"); }
}

// receiver
integer listen_handle = 0;

default
{
    state_entry()
    {
        listen_handle = llListen( 0, "", NULL_KEY, "" );
    }

    listen( integer Channel, string Name, key Key, string Message ) {

        if( llGetOwnerKey( Key ) == llGetOwner() ) { llSay( 0, "Mine! MinE! MIne! MiNe!" );}
    }
}

I'll do more testing, but maybe it has to do with me not being in the sim.

Is this alright?

That shouldn't affect it. However, if the object that has the UUID you're passing to llGetOwnerKey is not in the same sim as the caller, then it will return NULL_KEY. (last I tested)

Are you getting a compiler error or is something not excuting properly?
==Chris

I have a feeling that they fixed it with one of the recent updates.

The script would compile fine, but the owner test would fail.

I have to retest my original situation and see if it fails again.

Thanks

I had problems with this recently. I was in the sim(although that shouldn't be a factor) and comparing the owner of the object speaking to the owner of the object listening would fail.