To use, see the appearance section in opensim.ini.example, set "persist = true", then add the correct connection string for your database.(see mysql-AvatarAppearance.sql in share folder for a example of the table mysql table structure).
This could possible be used in a very small grid, but would mean each region server would need to connect to the same mysql database.
But the work to move the code to one of the grid servers shouldn't be too much.
CONFIG SET section key value value value
CONFIG GET section key
CONFIG SAVE (it saves, but does it save correctly?:)
ScriptEngine will react correctly to any config change made while it is running.
Added option to try alternate UDP ports if the one configured is in use.
UDP packets are now bound to the actual outside IP address and hopefully won't "randomly" select IP on multihomed systems.
OpenSim.32BitLaunch.exe is a 32-bit application that loads OpenSim.exe using .Net framework, hence it is JIT-compiled to 32-bit.
Use this app to start OpenSim on 64-bit systems (works great on Vista 64 :))
Added VISUAL BASIC.NET-support
//cs, //lsl and //vb as first characters of script will determine what compiler is used.
Compile warnings are no longer treated as errors. Script will still run.
Added a few useless and useful config options:
Write script source to harddisk for debug, Default compile language, Allowed compilers (languages), compile in release or debug mode, clean up old scripts on startup
Loads of warnings for incorrect config
Added comments and regions, restructured code
Changed a lot of AppDomain junk from console from using Console.Write to Log.Verbose and set it to #if DEBUG
All modules should now refresh their configuration runtime
Made all logging in ScriptEngine.Common get script name from actual engine
Renamed LSLLongCmdHandler to AsyncLSLCommandManager
Added auto-recover with 5 sec throttle for new MaintenanceThread
Bugfix: Scripts exceeding max and set to be killed were not killed, only removed.
Added ability to re-read configuration while OpenSim is running
All regions now sharing one MaintenanceThread
New MaintenanceThread:
- checks for script execution timeout
- re-reads config
- starts/stops threads if thread active count becomes too high/low compared to config
Speed increase on event execution:
- Reuse of try{}catch{} blocks
- Time calculation on event execution
* Persistence of things apart from scripts will be implemented later on - I at least want to do some work with asset server stats so loading can be monitored first.
* No MSSQL implementation as of yet
* Progress can be followed at http://opensimulator.org/wiki/OpenSim:Prim_Inventory_Persistence
* Please let me know if you see issues resulting from this change.
* Don't forget, you need -loginuri *and* -loginpage
* Ex: -loginpage http://10.1.1.2:8002/?method=login -loginuri http://10.1.1.2:8002/
* The ?method=login is important, don't forget to add it
* If you customize your http_loginform.html file, be sure to keep the form post address as is.
namespace to mirror what is done with MySQL. This will require a
configuration change for people using SQLite for prims which is given
as an example in OpenSim.ini.example
* Added the web_login_key to the users table
* Added happy configurable http error message pages
* This update is large enough to have 'awe' value.. so backup your users or weep.
* Not tested on MSSQL, even though I added code to update the tables!
* You can add and remove a friend in grid mode now within the same simulator. It doesn't save yet.
* I got rid of Mr. OpenSim as a friend.. he bothers me /:b...
* This patch addresses a regression where 5 default textures, including the default "new prim" texture, would not be shown unless in viewer cache.
* Further, it supplies a new plywood texture as the base texture, which is purpose-made from locally photo-sourced material (means i took a picture and made it into a tile), which is closer in appearance and color to the Linden one.
* It changes the default new prim texture UUID to match the UUID generated by the viewer when "default" is clicked, which is a texture UUID hardcoded in some scripts as well, so it would cause compatibility issues if not addressed.
* The patch fixes a number of UUID duplications (same UUID for asset and inventory items) and capitalization issues in the XML files.
* It also includes new versions of 4 other textures, which were no longer loadable in grid mode.
are not displaying (which is why default cubes are coming up as grey plywood unless you happen to have that texture cached). These
were working before so they must have broken in the last month. Might be something to do with the fact that these identify (using file
under linux) as jpeg2000 files, while all the other working textures identify simply as data.
* after some tweaking to the UDPServer all appears to be well
* Added what 'was' the GetType(bytes,packetEnd,zeroBuffer) to the UDPServer. (it was removed as a static method from Packet)
This patch makes some enhancements to the llRemoteData functions. The
module is now a shared module, and allows remote data channels to be
created among multiple regions in the same sim. The port is controlled
from the remoteDataPort property under the [Network] section in
OpenSim.ini. If this setting is not present or = 0, the module is
disabled and no port is opened. llRemoteData commands have not effect
when module is disabled.
Nant files now obey the target out of prebuild.xml, so Linux users will be able to build as Debug
Nant clean target now does the right thing (doesn't wipe out all of bin/)
Prebuild's own prebuild system is broken due to the .exe workaround added a while ago, will
register a bug for that seperately.
* Now moved region storage from region to application, so we have one storage per application, instead of one per region.
* Changed so that the region store providers use connectionstrings, not filenames
* Removed various unfit fields and properties (call me Darwin)
* ODE - Fixed the iscolliding property to report a static true when colliding.
* Added reporting of collisions to call UpdateMovementAnimations
* Added Jump - air animation (with arms outstretched).
* Added Fall Animations
* ODE - Added a small amount of X, Y motion control while jumping or Falling
* ODE - Avatar movement animations are still a bit odd sometimes, and had to get this up there.
Jeff Ames