* Sqlite Storage Engine now supports terrain -- however be aware that every terrain revision stored will at 512KB to your database file. At the moment it is storing every revision from the first.
* Fixed an issue where by noverbose mode would display lots of useless junk. Noverbose mode is now quite usable.
* Fixed a whole bunch of console message issues such as naming and categorisation
added a serverside_object_permissions = false entry (set to true to enable permission checking on prim editing etc).
set the default for standalone account authentication to be turned on (so we don't get lots of people asking why inventory doesn't work). Just remember to use "create user" to create the accounts.
*By default, it is set to startup_commands.txt. Simply add a list of commands separated by a new line to be run or change the file by changing the path of a startup commands file in OpenSim.ini
Temporary have had to rename the OpenSim.DataStore.MonoSqlite project to OpenSim.DataStore.MonoSqlite1, as I'm not sure what was done to stop the old project name being included in the VS2005 solution.
Also some config changes:
OpenSim now has a INI (OpenSim.ini) file that it will read some config settings from (if the ini file exists).
Added Mono.Data.SqliteClient.dll so that we can use the same code for sqlite on Windows and mono/linux. (from what I can tell Mono class libraries have a MIT license so there should be no problems with us including this dll).
So now to get the basic prim storage working , you need to first create the sqlite database file from the sqlite3-prims.sql in share directory. Then in the OpenSim.ini file, change the storage_plugin so it points to OpenSim.DataStore.MonoSqlite1.dll (storage_plugin = OpenSim.DataStore.MonoSqlite1.dll). Then in your region.xml files change the DataStore value so it is the name of your database file (at the moment you need a different sqlite3 database file for each region).
Adam Frisby