Justin Clark-Casey wrote: > The problem is that you may have given that item to somebody else. > Giving an item does not make an asset copy, it just makes an > inventory item copy (both inventory items still point towards the > same asset). > > So you may delete your item, but we don't know if the asset > referenced by that item lives on in someone else's inventory (or in > an object inventory). So we can't delete the underlying asset.
Why not make an asset copy when one makes an inventory copy? Then delete the asset when deleted from inventory. Is each user having their own copy of many things a bigger problem? I guess this doesn't address one having out of ban knowledge of an assets UUID and expecting it to be there. Also, I accept that I may be missing some fundamental knowledge of how things work. Please be gentle :-) John. _______________________________________________ Opensim-dev mailing list Opensim-dev@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/opensim-dev
