good points Diva, anyone who is going to submit patches to core should work
closely with the core developers to make sure the work they are doing will
be accepted into core, this gets back to the just throwing money at the
problem can create more problems than it solves, if your paying people to
Hi,
just for info: this script from a colleague of mine came handy to keep my
OpenSims running.
I know it's not rocket science but useful. Instead of calling mono OpenSim.exe
you start this script:
--snip--
until mono OpenSim.exe ; do
EXIT_CODE=$?
echo `date +%Y-%m-%d\ \ %T` #
yes.
it's an endless loop that restarts the Sim, if it wasn't closed without an
error (i.e. got quit by the admin in a regular way).
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Von: opensim-dev-boun...@lists.berlios.de im Auftrag von Jor3l Boa
Gesendet: Fr 09.07.2010 08:35
An:
* is the use of the name Open Simulator.*
Don't use the name Open Simulator. We have no clue what direction you are
trying to head, or even what you are raising this money for, or even what
your intentions to do with this money are.
Have you considered tax liabilities? Who's going to pay the
I have a couple concerns about this proposal.
OpenSimulator has been largely developed through volunteer contributions. If
money is brought in to help speed up development, it should be spread around
to active contributors so as to not negatively influence morale among
volunteer developers.
* if your paying people to create patches that wont *
* be accepted into core this could create problems *
* for the fund raisers in the end.*
I completely agree. If you're going to beat your drum, and try to conjur up
money, then at least screw your head on straight and try to get a grasp on
I use these scripts: http://opensimulator.org/wiki/UnixScripts (I have
slightly modified the screen command, so I can see the output of opensim
with the screen -r opensim command.)
And I use a cron job wichs checks every minute if the opensim and sobust
screens are there and restarts when they
It's still a bit rough, but for linux http://hwios.org/browser/teknon may be
interesting. It's a twisted-based subprocess client-server proxy(whatever that
may mean) that let's you control services from multiple hosts on one
centralized console. It's still a bit rough and uncomplete, but most
Not everyone will tell you to fork off. Who is approachable should
be clear after reading the thread.
Melanie
enslerkl...@holotech.net wrote:
I think you're a bit confused as to what Open Simulator is (and what it
isn't).
Seems pretty foolish. Stupid people do stupid things.
If you're
Melanie only brushes up against the truth in that last post. The fact is,
this is an open list, and detractors and other haters have equal opportunity
to reply to our topics (and occasionally do).
As a general rule, feel free to ignore those at the extreme ends of the
expression spectrum ;)
Just for the Record Mark is not a OpenSimulator contributor or developer,
please just ignore what he has said if it is upsetting you, he really is the
last person anyone here should be listening to in terms of this project.
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 8:56 AM, Jon Brouchoud jbrouch...@gmail.com wrote:
In January I traveled to London for a meetup with the UK crowd, and I can
assure you that everyone is committed to producing a solid, comprehensive
virtual world experience.
The project embraces many differing views as to just what the details of
that experience should be - and certainly the
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 1:20 PM, LS Tinker tin...@lovejoysim.com wrote:
As an open project - and one that embraces addons, forks, distributions,
etc. - direction and thrust are localized in different sub-sections so that
the trajectory of the project as a whole feels a little sluggish (even
Running on a MacBook Pro (OSX 10.6.4); MySQL version 5.1.48; mono version is
2.6.4.3 (upgraded from 2.4.3 which exhibited the same problem).
Today I downloaded the RC2 source code. Installation and compilation seem
fine. Edited the OpenSim.ini and StandAloneCommon.ini for a standalone
Don't reuse past .inis. Start with the ones in .example. This is
particularly important for StandaloneCommon.ini.
On 7/9/2010 4:36 PM, LS Tinker wrote:
Running on a MacBook Pro (OSX 10.6.4); MySQL version 5.1.48; mono
version is 2.6.4.3 (upgraded from 2.4.3 which exhibited the same problem).
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