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On an Exception in Scene.RemoveClient(), always remove the client (and SP) structure so that logout on unexpired packets isn't retriggered, causing the same exception

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Justin Clark-Casey (justincc) 2011-12-07 18:43:48 +00:00
parent 2b02d3dc84
commit 3d95015686
1 changed files with 29 additions and 20 deletions
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OpenSim/Region/Framework/Scenes/Scene.cs
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@ -3104,28 +3104,37 @@ namespace OpenSim.Region.Framework.Scenes
// Avatar is already disposed :/
}
m_eventManager.TriggerOnRemovePresence(agentID);
if (AttachmentsModule != null && !avatar.IsChildAgent && avatar.PresenceType != PresenceType.Npc)
AttachmentsModule.SaveChangedAttachments(avatar);
ForEachClient(
delegate(IClientAPI client)
{
//We can safely ignore null reference exceptions. It means the avatar is dead and cleaned up anyway
try { client.SendKillObject(avatar.RegionHandle, new List<uint> { avatar.LocalId }); }
catch (NullReferenceException) { }
});
IAgentAssetTransactions agentTransactions = this.RequestModuleInterface<IAgentAssetTransactions>();
if (agentTransactions != null)
try
{
agentTransactions.RemoveAgentAssetTransactions(agentID);
m_eventManager.TriggerOnRemovePresence(agentID);
if (AttachmentsModule != null && !avatar.IsChildAgent && avatar.PresenceType != PresenceType.Npc)
AttachmentsModule.SaveChangedAttachments(avatar);
ForEachClient(
delegate(IClientAPI client)
{
//We can safely ignore null reference exceptions. It means the avatar is dead and cleaned up anyway
try { client.SendKillObject(avatar.RegionHandle, new List<uint> { avatar.LocalId }); }
catch (NullReferenceException) { }
});
IAgentAssetTransactions agentTransactions = this.RequestModuleInterface<IAgentAssetTransactions>();
if (agentTransactions != null)
{
agentTransactions.RemoveAgentAssetTransactions(agentID);
}
}
finally
{
// Always clean these structures up so that any failure above doesn't cause them to remain in the
// scene with possibly bad effects (e.g. continually timing out on unacked packets and triggering
// the same cleanup exception continually.
// TODO: This should probably extend to the whole method, but we don't want to also catch the NRE
// since this would hide the underlying failure and other associated problems.
m_sceneGraph.RemoveScenePresence(agentID);
m_clientManager.Remove(agentID);
}
// Remove the avatar from the scene
m_sceneGraph.RemoveScenePresence(agentID);
m_clientManager.Remove(agentID);
try
{