Adding a most all inclusive commandline switch and customizable path flags
for ease of operation for server and client in one nifty window.
on hitting of the start button, my 4 most used switches auto check
(can be unchecked before run). Otherwise can select various other switches
and add required data in entry fields. Or there is a raw cmd field that you
can pass what ever you want after the exe.
Great for setting and forgetting switches without having to use the cmd
prompt and /or editing a shortcut. Tedious constant restarts of the client made easier.
to something in the network constraining the maximum UDP packet size.
This hypothesis fits the observed facts. The change here reduces the maximum number of items in any single packet to 20.
If I'm wrong I'll go back and correct the comments.
This may not be the best solution in the long run, but should improve things for now.
This may also improve reliability when updating inventory item metadata (e.g. renaming an item) and in retrieving textures
for the main map view.
* 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)
* Fixes:
* -- duplicating Active physical object causes objects to explode in opposite directions
* -- Rezzing objects too close to you avatar causes avatar to shoot around in odd directions
* Vanity
* It turns out that by proxy, this means that you won't have to look up people's UUID anymore in grid mode, If the UUID is LLUUID.Zero, it tries to look up avatar by name.
* This fixes a *bunch* of Mantis bugs related to the following
* -- Neighbouring simulators not appearing after relog
* -- Login to simulator only to be logged off by simulator.
* -- ThreadAbort
* -- Unable to shutdown circuitCode: x
Inventory contents retrieval and persistent region storage standalone now appear to work as well as they did before :)
This patch will not fix grid problems.
May be bugs present due to conversions I didn't spot.
I personally probably don't have any more time for this today. I'm also not entirely convinced this is the right way forward
so this might be a handy pause for thought. I'll also be delighted if I wake up tommorrow and everything is fine again.
Apply method to UUID crud in SqliteInventoryStore as an initial test
This appears now to successfully recover inventory upon login
This will almost certainly only work on standalone
