* This replaces the old behaviour of failing straight away, which could cause lost updates if the inventory service was slow in responding
* This is the first baby step to making all inventory requests behave this way, to reduce inventory lossage
the attached patch set is centered around RemoteAdminPlugin and focuses
mainly on making it more robust (i.e. more parameter checking and better
error reporting) but also we've re-implemented the LoadTerrain stuff that
got disabled during the terrain code reworking:
* missing PostInitialize() calls on region modules that were loaded
for regions created via RemoteAdmin's CreateRegion XmlRpc call
* re-implements RemoteAdmin's LoadTerrain XmlRpc call (probably lost
during the TerrainModule rework)
* adds lots more parameter checking and error reporting to RemoteAdmin
* adds a read-only property to RegionApplicationBase so that we can
access the CommsManager
* adds Exceptions to TerrainModule so that we get better error case
feedback (and can report more meaningful errors in turn)
* adds a CheckForTerrainUpdate() call to
TerrainModule.LoadFromFile() to make terrain changes effective
* adds TryGetCurrentScene(LLUUID) to SceneManager so that we can
retrieve Scenes not only by name but also by LLUUID
cheers,
dr scofield
* A much more significant fix is required to clean up the cache when a user moves out of a region, but really better handling of delayed inventory cache updates needs to be
written first, and possibly better affinity to cut down agent inventory requests when the move is between two regions hosted on the same server.
Linked objects won't scale together properly, only the root object scales.
This happens with scaling both up and down or inputting numbers in the edit dialog.
* Implements 'Teleport Home'
* User Server has to be updated for it to save your home in grid mode
* home position accuracy is in int because the grid comms ExpectUser method tries to convert to Uint and crashes if it gets a float. Added a convert to decimal in ExpectUser but to avoid a breaking change with old revisions, kept the save value in int for now. Eventually it needs to be a float, but lets release another incremental version before doing that.
* To make a landmark, you currently have to enable admin options in the advanced menu first. We're working on this.. however use the admin options solution in the mean time.
This patch makes the "Show in Search" checkbox on the viewer work. Additionally, I also discovered that show-in-search objects use the JointWheel flag, so this patch currently uses that flag. LibSL needs to add a flag to enum LLObject.ObjectFlags, "IncludeSearch = 32768" so we aren't using a legacy flag.
Additionally this patch also contains a small fix to BaseHTTPServer that lets the response content-type to be something other than text/html. For some reason this didn't get submitted with the DataSnapshot merge.
* This allows caps requests to be routed to regions where the agent is currently a root agent instead of the region that they logged into as it did previously.
* This fixes a wide variety of bugs related to 'can't do X once i've crossed a border'.
* The first seed cap request fails, the second one works. (this generates an error message on the console)
* Experimental.
ansgar and i have been working on an asterisk voice module that will allow
us to couple opensim with an asterisk VoIP gateway.
the patch below consists of
* AsteriskVoiceModule region module: alternative to the plain-vanilla
VoiceModule, will make XmlRpc calls out to an asterisk-opensim
frontend
* asterisk-opensim.py frontend, living in share/python/asterisk, takes
XmlRpc calls from the AsteriskVoiceModule
* account_update: to update/create a new SIP account (on
ProvisionVoiceAccountRequest)
* region_update: to update/create a new "region" conference call
(on ParcelVoiceInfo)
* a asterisk-opensim test client, living in share/python/asterisk, to
exercise astersik-opensim.py
this still does not give us voice in OpenSim, but it's another step on
this path...
* This is very early support which would only be triggered in a rather unlikely case (if the user server correctly received an inventory skeleton, but later on failed to return the whole inventory in a timely manner. Also, this only applies to the 1.19.1.4 client onwards
* Code cleanup and support for other failure cases (failure of inventory caching on region crossing, failure to actually add a folder/item, etc, should follow.
* Added license info to a few files it was missing from.
* Fleshed out the landbuy interfaces
* If you add '-helperuri http://127.0.0.1:9000/' to your list of parameters you tell the client to use when you start it up you can transfer ownership of parcels now in standalone. Structured gridmode requires a lot more work, see the documentation in the example money module. The example money module is not secure especially in standalone mode.
* A few things for testing.
* This makes a modification to the region registration with the grid server so that the region can send it a chosen password to identify itself. It will not cause any errors, if either one are not updated.
* This will reduce failures where the inventory server is simply slow
* Still need to properly inform the user if the inventory service has failed altogether
* A much larger race condition where the inventory request could be made before the region gets any data at all will also be fixed in the near future.
* This change also fixes a regression from two patches ago where items stopped appearing in standalone inventory
* This is required in order to work towards eliminating some inventory race conditions and to better deal with situations where a grid inventory server is slow or not responding.
* This patch adds support for saving a dynamically generated region to the filesystem (as a region xml file)
* Also adds some error checknig to make sure the dynamically generated region name, id or location are not already taken.
* Thanks Dr Scofield
* Several people have asked for a way to limit uploads, so I've decided to show people how to do this in the BetaGridLikeMoneyModule.
* Configure it in OpenSim.ini using the [Economy] header. See the bottom of the OpenSim.ini.example for more information.
* This also fleshes out the Economy API a bit more.
* Now properly dealing with prims which don't contain items - thanks to thomas for the patch which gave insight into this situation
* Also, an xml exception no longer crahes the client session
* Leaving in debugging lines in case there are further problems
* Not yet tested on Linux, though I'm just about to.
* Now you can drag an object from your inventory and give it to another avatar
* !!! Use at your own risk !!! Many things are unimplemented as of yet, including permissions (the person receiving your item can probably do absolutely everything with it)
* Also, items for the receiving end up in their root folder rather than the objects folder
* You will probably need to clear your client's cache before this will take effect
* The problem was that the underlying libsecondlife.AssetType was returning "primitive" rather than "object". This fix is in lieu of correcting/updating our libsecondlife.dll
* Sets the default estate parentID to 1.. which means that all regions are treated like private estates in the client as opposed to Linden Mainland. (no space server hiccup message). If that message annoys you and you want to get rid of it, set your parentEstateID to 1.
* This patch removes voice code into a region module. This required the implementation of events and other code to allow region modules to register their own caps handlers, and should allow different voice module implementations.
* CAVEAT: This does not provide complete voice support, it merely provides the hooks so that it can be plugged in.
* Introduced uint as field type
* Removed what should be superfluous Guid handling
* Introduced stub MySQLDataReader if we need to fix the Guid handling anyway
* (and Ansgar/Ansi)
* Fleshes out the voice stubs to better interact with the viewer CAPS requests - no actual voice support yet!
* In his own words
"the attached patch enhances the existing voice support by returning a proper voice account user and password and is preparing the config file so that we can specify a SIP server (not yet working). currently the SIP is hardcoded. the next step is to refactor voice support into a region module. working on that. "
* Added the new mapper to the mapper factory
* Made choice of mapper configurable
* This means, in hteory, that we can persist avatar appearance on MSSQL as well
* This update breaks inter-region communications, sorry.
* You will need to run prebuild.
Next, the good;
* This update solves the unexpected binary element when Linux simulators inform windows simulators and vice versa. So Linux Simulators and Windows simulators are 100% compatible again.
* This update introduces an Integer in the prim crossing method to tell the receiving simulator which XML method to use to load the prim that crossed the border. If the receiving prim doesn't support the method, the prim crossing fails and no prims are lost.
That being said, it's best to update all your simulators to this revision at once.
* You may also need to clear your cache before seeing any effect.
* These fixes may or may not affect inventory on the RC client.
* These fixes should make non-root folders work better, stop inventory failure on first login, allow trash to be emptied and make texture picker in object edit view work properly
* Fixes are 1) make initial root folder request wait for async inventory delivery, 2) deliver all folders in the initial login skeleton, not just the root child ones and 3) deal
with situations where we receive child folders from the inventory service before their parent is received.
Most likely doesn't really work in grid mode as the generated textures are marked as temporary and I don't think they are updated to the asset server. We have to either live with these textures being sent to the asset server, and manually clean them out from time to time or wait until there is some asset management system in place.
Also currently the texture is only generated at region startup, it is not updated after terraforming.
* This may resolve some current problems with non root child folders on standalone installations.
* A fix for the same problem in grid mode will come soon.
* This means that caps methods (editing scripts, poss map functions, etc) on non-home regions should now work with servers which are listening for http ports on a non default
(9000) port.
* If you are running a region server, this may only work properly once your grid server upgrades to this revision
* PLEASE NOTE: This shouldn't cause inter-region problems if one end of the connection hasn't upgraded to this revision. However if it does, the instability will persist until
the grid and region (and possibly all the region's neighbours) have upgraded to this revision.
* This revision also adds extra login related messages, both for success and failure conditions
* This may improve region memory usage
* This is a short-term response to a problem whereby some clients keep requesting the same texture even after we've sent it
* This treats the symptom rather than the cause.
* n can be adjusted by changing the constant at the top of UserTextureDownloadService if necessary
* We should not be using ASCII anywhere except for legacy compatibility reasons.
* A large number of UTF8 Encoders are being used in places where we should be using Util.StringToField instead. These have been tagged with // ENCODING FAULT
* This should fix Mantis#799 - Japanese Profile Text does not work.
* Should work in multi-region standalone and grid modes
* This should also solve other non-home region caps issues (map requests, RC client inventory requests, etc)
* We now pass CAPS information on to the destination region on region crossing, and set up a CAPS object when an agent becomes a master
* Current limitation is that this will only work if your http_listener_port is 9000
* This is a very early code cut (lots of bad practice, hard coding and inefficiency). However, I wanted to get this out there for feedback and my own sanity. Next few patches will clean up the mess.
* If a user logs in and they are noted as agentOnline. Set agentOnline = false and send a 'you're already logged in' message to the user asking them to wait 5 minutes. These 5 minutes are not enforced (because there's no foolproof interlock release yet without the grid operator getting a support call for every little sim crash). When the user gets the message, they can log-in immediately after it, but the user can expect weird results if they don't wait 5 minutes and log-in to the region they were in previously.
So this commit doesn't actually fix inventory in that client, it just stops the "loading" message being displayed forever next to a folder, and instead shows empty folders.
Next part will be to fill in the details of the items in the folders.
* Started OpenSim on SQLite to a mass of red 'unable to load prim' messages.
* If you are getting this message, after this update, when you start OpenSimulator, you'll get it one more time and then it'll work again.
Grass type is not persisted. Try to rez some grass several time to have different random grass types around, then immediately move a couple of them. Or restart the sim and logon again. You'll see all grass types reverted to a dull default one :-)
As per the suggestions in Mantis 687 (thanks Sakai) to resolve an exception
* This won't apply to any existing inventory tables you have, but shouldn't
cause any issues with old tables either
* Enabled new TerrainModule. (The king is dead, long live the king!)
* Use the console command: "script terrain save file.r32" / "script terrain load file.r32" to load/save terrain. Now uses the extension to determine file format.
* MANY of the old terrain features do not have a replacement function in the new module yet, this needs to be corrected, but has not been done so far. This being said, the new module is faster and more efficient and should be a good replacement.
converts Parse calls to TryParse
Replaces string.empty and lluuid.zero calls on user load to use real
values from DB (related to user profile save/load work. Finer grained patching)
appropriate names consisten with their use.
All done with all 94 handlers from handler001
through handler094. Hopefully we can move
forward without numbered handlers.
Justin Clarke Casey