Hi Alex,
I tend to maintain the MSSQL codebase as best I can - there are some estate
pieces on 0.7 I am out of date with synching up with the other providers -
it's on the todo list :)
I'm very keen to see your changes, however I am completely useless with git
and can't seem to get hold of your
I had said I would look at SQLite but I honestly don't think I will have
time, plus if there are significant mono-related issues then I am not
best positioned to work on it in any case, since I don't have any Linux
machines at my disposal for mono testing (and my development servers
will be going
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Subject: [Opensim-users] Very Unofficial OpenSim London Meetup
Hi folks,
Darren Guard (founder of OpenSim, TribalMedia and developer for
Rezzable),
Chris Hart (CTO of
ReactionGrid) and myself, Justin Clark-Casey (OpenSim core developer,
freelancer, ex-IBM and Black
Dress developer
For serious uses, absolutely I wouldn't recommend SQLite, but put
yourselves in the mind of the end user - or even someone wanting to just
get up and running with minimum of fuss. Why should I install a database
server platform on my machine? It'll be running on startup, eating my
resources, it's
in a centralized infrastructure?
Jeroen
Op vrijdag 27 november 2009 22:54:48 schreef Chris Hart:
Partially in response to this thread, and in response to Justin's
latest
commit to implement web loading of OAR files (which he also kindly
added
to 0.6.8-post-fixes) - Justin enabled the following
I absolutely love this feature - from my perspective this is one of the
best additions to OpenSim in recent times. I just tested this on
0.6.8-post-fixes and it seems to work great! Further testing to follow,
but many thanks for implementing this.
Chris
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From:
Partially in response to this thread, and in response to Justin's latest
commit to implement web loading of OAR files (which he also kindly added
to 0.6.8-post-fixes) - Justin enabled the following as valid syntax:
Load oar http://path.to/oarfile.oar
So you can host OAR files on a web server and
Thanks for the heads-up, MSSQL help on the way :)
-Original Message-
From: opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de
[mailto:opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de] On Behalf Of
d...@metaverseink.com
Sent: 25 September 2009 3:59 PM
To: opensim-dev@lists.berlios.de
Subject: [Opensim-dev] help
User server crashes on older opensim with 1.23 viewer - try this mantis:
http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=3736
Hope that helps,
Chris
-Original Message-
From: opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de
[mailto:opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de] On Behalf Of Ai Austin
Sent: 02
Nice work on handling all this - seems like an epic task!
Thinking in terms of people who use stable branches from svn, how is this going
to change in future? I see that the svn 0.6.6-post-fixes branch still exists,
but where would I go if there was an important fix, change or update to that
From MSSQL side of the grid fence, I haven't had anyone complain of lost
inventory to me - we did until recently have some lost assets after SI
sessions due to asset server crashing - previously the code would attempt to
store assets with descriptions bigger than database field length. This
Re: [Opensim-dev] CurrencyCouldn't disagree more - ReactionGrid has no inworld
currency and no plans to ever have it. Encouraging creativity, sharing, and
collaborative learning has proved more than worthwhile to us. And quite
frankly, the legal and tax issues around running a currency system
On the console, type:
Set log level warn
And debug messages such as those will be filtered out, leaving only
warnings and errors. If you want them back:
Set log level debug
More info here if you want to switch permanently to one style or
another:
Very happy in tests yesterday with 9137 - 25 avatars on a sim for over
an hour, no crashes. OSGrid office hours had Wright Plaza on 9136 and
was also very stable, so I think around that point is a sweet spot...
From: opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de
Perhaps it might be a good idea to have a list of known suspects who can
volunteer to test on a selection of platform combinations, and check a
box next to that configuration when it has been tested against a
specific release? Then perhaps put mantis reports specific to a certain
combination
The MSSQL database schema limits region names to 20 characters, so
having discovered the hard way that names longer than that cause trouble
when registering with a grid we've now avoided that problem with
validation on the web app we use that serves the region xml. I have no
idea when 20
a region with a long name and/or a name with spaces in the front.
It seemed appropriate to discuss it as it is one theory why some searches are
causing clients to crash.
Charles
From: Chris Hart ch...@codetorque.co.uk
To: opensim-dev@lists.berlios.de
Sent: Sunday
You may find some issues with that since it's a CTP (pre-beta) from
2006, so some supported syntax in there may have changed for final
release, but can't say for certain.
Teravus is correct in that VS2008 is available for free
(http://www.microsoft.com/express/vcsharp/). Installing C# 2008
0.6.4-rc1 seems good to me - it's what I used for a bit of a load test
the other week. Have tested up to r8831 without noticeable issues.
From: opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de
[mailto:opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de] On Behalf Of Stefan
Andersson
Sent: 25 March 2009 09:03
To:
: [Opensim-dev] Report on 0.6.4-rc1?
is the cloud avatars issues after TP/simCross/login fixed ?
thanks
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Chris Hart ch...@codetorque.co.uk
wrote:
0.6.4-rc1 seems good to me - it's what I used for a bit of a load test
the other week. Have tested up to r8831
Perhaps start with baby steps - how about just a simple move to change
opensim.ini.example and opensim.ini default locations out of the bin and
put it in a config folder - I for one am tired of looking for config
files in among all the rest. Can we do the same with the *.config files
for the other
I like it - no more merging, defaults split up between files for
manageability, no more hunt the ini in the mammoth bin directory.
Defaults are readable - if you got rid of the example file or the need
for an ini at all you'd have to dig through code to figure out what the
defaults were. You still
Setting asset_database to local will store your assets in a .db sqlite
database on your file system, and not in MySQL at all. If you run in
grid mode, you should always set this to grid to avoid confusion
unless you are connecting to someone else's grid and want your assets to
be stored locally
If a 1700 prim avatar using every attach point is not a mildly extreme
case I don't know what is! J The same rules apply to OpenSim as it does
on SL - performance and headcount depends on the crowd you get in for an
event and the design of the sim itself. Build a sim with many thousands
of highly
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