I've not heard any other reports of this yet though this doesn't necessarily
mean anything.
How many regions are we talking about here? What happens if you run fewer
regions on one machine? Does specifying
async_call_method = UnsafeQueueUserWorkItem
in [Startup] on OpenSim.ini make any difference? (this uses the system pool for threads rather than a separate
SmartThreadPool instance)?
Also, does setting TrustBinaries = false make any difference? This is the one relatively unusual setting you have
below. You could also try specifying a non zero ScriptDelayFactor in case some script is managing to hog CPU.
On 11/05/13 04:15, Chris wrote:
I was noticing while testing master that sometimes when starting OpenSim up
that it is refusing to load scripts for some
or all regions at start up. Once every thing is loaded up and the console is
ready, running the 'login status' command
it shows that some regions are enabled login, and some aren't. In order to
login the 'login enable' command must be ran
first. Once logged in it seems that no script will run on the regions that have
not had their scripts loaded at start
up, including attachments, or newly rezzed objects. Had a closer look at the
console out put and was noticing that there
are a lot of warnings dealing with objects I have rezzed in world that are mesh
similar to below:
WARN - OpenSim.Region.Physics.Meshing.Meshmerizer [MESH]: No recognized
physics mesh found in mesh asset for
chair/c861affd-17b4-4b3c-9535-f1986ab394a9
I found that if I tracked these objects down and removed them from the region
and then restarted OpenSim, there's a bit
better chance for scripts to be loaded properly. If I put the objects back out
again and restart OpenSim then it starts
to randomly not want to load scripts in random regions at start up. Setting
DeleteScriptsOnStartup = true in OpenSim.ini
or deleteing the ScriptEngines folder prior to start up also seems to give
better success at having scripts load
properly. It might be just my imagination and coincidence that it is working in
this way but it is my observation.
Noticed that the console seems to hang for a bit (a couple seconds) before
outputting warnings on these objects with
high CPU use. I'm just speculating on this since I'm not entirely knowledgeable
on how things work but... could there
possibly be some kind of race condition somewhere preventing scripts from
loading properly in this case?
A couple of my regions have 0 scripts on them; not sure if it matters or not.
I normally run OpenSim with these script related settings:
AppDomainLoading = false
DeleteScriptsOnStartup = false
EventLimit = 500
ScriptDelayFactor = 0.0
AllowScriptCrossing = true
TrustBinaries = true
Is anyone else seeing this?
Thanks!
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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc)
OSVW Consulting
http://justincc.org
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