@Caro
Just out of curiosity (it may not be associated with the problem) do you see anything on the console with the message unable to find baked texture or any slow post messages? It may not even be related but I wonder if where you have tried multiple viewers (Firestorm and firestorm for opensim in my opinion being a bit to bulky and imprudence and hippo viewers being very lightweight) if maybe your viewer is timing out during the fetching process or during the process of loading the avi texture info into the database. In either case it is quite possible that your viewers (and users' viewers on your grid for that matter) are timing out during the fetch and post process.

Hope that might help some.

Emperor

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Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2013 13:28:56 +0100
From: caro t hart <[email protected]>
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@emperor
I have tried Firestorm, Firestorm for opensim, Zen, Imprudence and
Hippo: the issue stays the same.
Tried a number of avatars, and even the most basic ones give the same
problem. I am not talking anymore about mesh avatars or fancy
textures. The out of the box avatar gives exactly the same problem:
walk across into another sim and the texures are gone.
It seems to me that the only reason the avatar is still seen, is
because your viewer "remembers" what you look like, not because the
opensim server has that info available.
At this point I find it difficult to pinpoint whether it is an
opensim or viewer issue, probably it is some communication issue
between the two. Hopefully I get some definite answers in opensim
mantis as to what should be happening when crossing a simborder.

@ all,
I have now filed a bug report:
http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=6547
Thank you very much for the time and effort you put in to help me get
a better understanding of the issue.

Regards
Caro

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From: Sarge Misfit <[email protected]>
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The subject of griefers came up in a recent conversation. One thing that
none of us knows is how to ban them from an entire grid.

So, how DO you ban someone from a grid?
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Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2013 00:26:10 +0100
From: ssm2017 <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: [Opensim-users] Banning
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actually, to ban a user, im using the "userLevel" field in the
"UserAccounts" grid table and then i set it to -1.
the grid "loginlevel" is set to 0.
this is not "officially recommended/supported" but it is actually working
and not preventing the user to use hypergrid.


2013/2/18 Sarge Misfit <[email protected]>

The subject of griefers came up in a recent conversation. One thing that
none of us knows is how to ban them from an entire grid.

So, how DO you ban someone from a grid?

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Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2013 00:56:48 +0000
From: Justin Clark-Casey <[email protected]>
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On 18/02/13 23:26, ssm2017 wrote:
actually, to ban a user, im using the "userLevel" field in the "UserAccounts" grid table and then i set it to -1.
the grid "loginlevel" is set to 0.
this is not "officially recommended/supported" but it is actually working and not preventing the user to use hypergrid.

I thought this was the standard way of doing it, though admittedly it has not been documented!

However, I'm not sure that ban mechanism would work for incoming HG users. I'm not sure what the control tools are here
right now - I think one might have to block specific IPs on the firewall.



2013/2/18 Sarge Misfit <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>

The subject of griefers came up in a recent conversation. One thing that none of us knows is how to ban them from an
    entire grid.

    So, how DO you ban someone from a grid?

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Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2013 22:04:54 -0500
From: InuYasha Meiji <[email protected]>
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I haven't a suggestion on which program scans IP and MAC addresses , but
I suppose, if a griefer  gets really bad, you could use an IP and mac
address scanner, to then ban the mac address from your router.  That
would then keep those MAC addressess from connecting to your network at
all.  This might be a way to perma ban people from that particular machine.

InuYasha



On 2/18/2013 7:56 PM, Justin Clark-Casey wrote:
On 18/02/13 23:26, ssm2017 wrote:
actually, to ban a user, im using the "userLevel" field in the
"UserAccounts" grid table and then i set it to -1.
the grid "loginlevel" is set to 0.
this is not "officially recommended/supported" but it is actually
working and not preventing the user to use hypergrid.

I thought this was the standard way of doing it, though admittedly it
has not been documented!

However, I'm not sure that ban mechanism would work for incoming HG
users.  I'm not sure what the control tools are here right now - I
think one might have to block specific IPs on the firewall.



2013/2/18 Sarge Misfit <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>

    The subject of griefers came up in a recent conversation. One
thing that none of us knows is how to ban them from an
    entire grid.

    So, how DO you ban someone from a grid?

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