missed an important thing: The needed patches are only in S2_4 and trunk; you have to pick svn20274- sv20277 and svn20286-svn20296. These patches do not change the network interface. Thus, they should be easily be backported to S2_3.
Am Montag, 14. November 2011, 21:26:43 schrieben Sie: > Hello Michal, > > Am Montag, 14. November 2011, 10:09:56 schrieb Michal Mazurek: > > Now that i finished the new website i want to move the c patches to lua. > > I guess I'll start with postgres authentication. > > good idea - I will help as much as I can! > > I think I have somewhere an old patch which starts to implement respawn in > lua. > > > I have some questions though: > > Can the lua scripts be reloaded while the server is running? > > The lua files for the database can be reloaded (database.lua - use 'fcdb > reload'); about the files used for the game (default.lua, script.lua) I'm > not sure. I think the command 'lua file <path to lua file>' will reload > this files in the context of the game lua script. > > > Can i have other files than the default.lua and script.lua? I want each > > functionality (auth, newcomers) to be in a separate file. > > The freeciv database (auth) and the game engine are two separate lua > instances. They are completely separated. As stated above, one is defined > in database.lua while the other is loaded from default.lua and script.lua. > > For authentication I hacked up a database.lua file for postgres. Perhaps > you could get it to a cleanup state (timestamps, etc.) and post it as > patch? The attached files include the database.lua file as well as the > command to start the server and an exemplary config file. The sql > statement to create the databases is included in the database.lua file. > > > I'm collecting statistics and generating plots: > > http://longturn.org/game/LTeX23/ . Maybe this can be incorporated into > > freeciv? Right now i write statistics to files called (T%03d) % turn, > > and then parse them with perl and generate plots with gnuplot. Freeciv > > already generates gifs of the map across time, plots would be a nice > > addition. > > Did you check the freeciv log file? It does something like this! In the > forum some time ago scripts were posted which load this data and create > plots. Perhaps it can be reused? > > Matthias (aka syntron) _______________________________________________ Freeciv-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/freeciv-dev
