Hi,
In relation to ExternalHostNameForLSL the main difference relative to
0.8.2 is that you do need to set it in Opensim.ini
If absent, 0.8.2 did used a machine name obtained from the operating
system, that did not work in many cases (like localhost on old example didn't).
The default in 0.9 does set it to the same external host name of the
region main http server, now defined at top of page.
The use of Const|BaseHostname prevents having it set on
Opensim.default.ini, as usual for defaults, so it must be uncommented on
Opensim.ini, to be active.
The port will be the main http server port, or the one defined with
"https_port" (see Opensim.defaults.ini) in case of a secure connection (as in
0.8.2).
So for unsecure ulrs your network configuration should also work with
0.9 default, you only need to check the ssl port forwarding if using ssl (again
as 0.8.2)
The option does allow a different hostname, but it also does need to
route to the region where the script is running.
- Port 12046 is SL specific.
I don't know osgrid settings, and it is possible they consider better
to have it disabled by default, for their user base (since it did not work with
0.8.2 defaults for most of those)
Hope this helps,
Ubit.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Friday, November 10, 2017 23:20
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Opensim-users] The very last error
Ubit,
Thanks for this information. Today I upgraded my test region to the latest
release that OSgrid puts out which was November 8th, 2017. Oddly enough they
have changed this setting in OpenSim.ini to be:
;# {ExternalHostNameForLSL} {} {Hostname to use for HTTP-IN URLs. This should
be reachable from the internet.} {} ;; Hostname to use in
llRequestURL/llRequestSecureURL ;; if not defined - default machine name is
being used ;; (on Windows this mean NETBIOS name - useably only inside local
network) ; ExternalHostNameForLSL = "127.0.0.1"
Apparently they want this feature to be disabled.
I actually use this function on a seldom used object that transfers NPC images
between my server and in-world. I have not tried that particular object for
well over a year not so would not have noticed it may not be working.
Strangely enough when looking up the llRequestURL function it says nothing
about any configuration parameter needed. I suspect that is because in SL no
user is able to change configuration parameters in the servers.
It is not clear to me how this function could actually work since in my case
all my servers are behind my router which is where my host name points to Using
port forwarding it directs the inbound requests to the proper computer/server.
The wiki states: Requests one HTTP:// url for use by this script. The
http_request event is triggered with the result of the request. HTTP-in uses
port 12046.
I don't even forward that port to any server. How could one server handle the
requests for scripts running in different servers behind the same gateway?
With this function disabled, how does this even work? I must confess I had to
be running release 0.8 the last time I used this object.
Tom
-----Original Message-----
From: AJLDuarte
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2017 10:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Opensim-users] The very last error
Hi
In OpenSim.ini.example (version 0.9 release and above) You can see the line:
ExternalHostNameForLSL = ${Const|BaseHostname}
Uncommented, so the feature is enabled by default.
The fact you don't have it on Opensim.ini, may mean you did reuse 0.8x
version...
On the update you should use the new configuration files, changing what you
need comparing to old ones (yes a pain i know :( ) So please compare the files
and fix (also the other relevant .ini files), or you may have other problems
you just did not detected.
BaseHostname for example is now defined at top of the OpenSim.ini in section
[Const] (You may change that to other url, guess not in your case)
Regards,
Ubit
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2017 01:50
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Opensim-users] The very last error
I understand it is not an ERROR for the program to operate.
I would prefer not to get into a discussion of what is or is not an error and
simply find out what needs to get fixed.
Open sim is obviously checking something and finds it missing. If I missed
something it is my ERROR, if opensim is checking something that should not be
checked for then it is an issue for a mantis report. I suspect it is something
I have not configured because it is labeled LSL so probably I ignored it. Once
I got rid of the hundreds of other WARN messages, this last one kind of stood
out.
I correct my one sentence of "This is the error." to be "This is the message."
Since the WARN may be telling me of "my ERROR" my post title is correct.
-----Original Message-----
From: Shaun T. Erickson
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2017 8:49 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Opensim-users] The very last error
A warning is NOT an error. It is simply letting you know that a particular
function is not available, as it has not been configured.
On Sat, Oct 28, 2017 at 8:38 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Today I decided to figure out what was causing all the errors and warn
> messages in my console log for my region. Somre of my other regions
> have several hundred of them appear at startup but I wanted to clean
> my own region I use as my home so it was totally clean.
>
> I have only one warn message left but I noticed it has been around for
> awhile and it is in all of my regions.
>
> I am running on OSgrid and do have my regions running one release
> behind the code OSgrid packages about once a month.
>
> This is the error.
>
> 2017-10-28 20:20:06,402 WARN [URL MODULE]: ExternalHostNameForLSL not
> defined in configuration, HTTP listener for LSL disabled
>
> I suspect it isn’t a big deal, but how nice it would be to have a
> clean startup of a region with no such kind of errors at all.
>
> Does anyone know exactly where I would look for what this is that is
> missing? I had no idea there was code in opensim to connect to SL
> servers.
>
> Tom
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