Hello, I'd like to ask for some clarification to points 2 and 4: 2. When I go to the object list, I don't see the object's names, I just see IDs and locations I think. 4. I set it up with MSSQL using this guide: http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dfz34nq3_1ckvk3xcm However I get many errors in the avatar storage, which don't affect anything. This does not seem to be a problem. The errors relate to being unable to find .sql resources. The other problem is that the only databases in mssql are the avatar and auth server. How do I get the db's (asset and anything I might be missing?) related to opensim.exe running in MSSQL as wel?
Kind regards, Doeko On Oct 25, 2:27 pm, "Jani Pirkola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > 1: Sounds that it can be your local firewall blocking something? You can > also try to create a new user and try to login with that - testuser has > special privileges and may have some special treatment in code (Mikko, am I > right?) > 2: Yes, press and hold Z then you can click and select mesh. You can also > use Object list to select items that are hidden (from View->Object list). > The mesh can be set to it's "natural size" and so the trees are not bound by > the primitive, Other choice is to use the primitive as a bounding box. > 3: There should be scripting tutorials for Python at realXtend wiki (see > rexdeveloper.org). LSL can be used as well, but not all of the functions are > (yet) supported. > 4: MSSQL is quite well implemented, but I guess MySQL works too (Mikko, do > you know about this?). SQLite is good for personal use > > Best regards, > Jani > > 2008/10/24 metaphorz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > > Sorry for the length of this mail -- I've gone through prior posts on > > the news > > group, but cannot find the answers to these questions. > > > 1. SERVERS > > > I can authenticate with <my avatar name>@avatar.realxtend.net and > > then > > sign in to my own XP realXtend server but I cannot authenticate to > > my own > > authentication server on (both authentication.exe and > > avatarstorage.exe seem to be running without errors, but I don't > > think they > > do anything). I used "testuser@<my external IP>" with password > > "test" to test > > local access. I have these ports: 8895 to 8895, 9000 to 9010, and > > 10000 through > > 10002) forwarded from the router, and I have used the following > > instructions in changing > > variables in the server code. Are there other changes required? > > > For the downloaded realxtend server, I changed this string > > "127.0.0.1" to my external IP in the following places: > > > a. program files\realxtend server\authentication\authentication > > settings > > (default_avatarstorage, default_grid_url) > > b. program files\realxtend server\authentication\authentication > > settings > > (httpsettings) > > c. program files\realxtend server\authentication\avatarstorage > > (httpsettings) > > d. program files\realxtend server\authentication\rexserver\regions > > (external_host_name) > > > To summarize, my server is up and running but I still have to > > authenticate > > with the realxtend server. > > > Also, I am not sure what is going on with these OpenSim.exe errors > > that > > occur regularly: > > > unhandled TransferAbort packet... > > unhandled ObjectSpinStop packet... > > unhandled ParcelDwellRequest packet... > > Could not send name reply. Authentication address is null or > > empty > > > 2. GEOMETRY > > > The addition of OGRE meshes is *really* nice, but the "handles" for > > their geometry > > seem odd. For example, consider one of the trees around the house. > > It takes some > > fumbling with the right-mouse-key to locate the handle for one of > > the trees (for editing, > > etc). It turns out to be a prim located half-way up the tree. Is > > there an easy way for > > the handles to be bounding boxes that extend only so far as the > > mesh is defined? > > Otherwise, collisions are peculiar and it is very difficult to > > select one of these objects. > > > Some humorous consequences: > > > * Try sitting on a couch in the house and you'll end up in the > > wall, sitting backward > > * I thought I'd try out mesh import, but hadn't realized that the > > OGRE mesh was a > > HUGE sphere, which almost envelopes the island---I cannot get > > rid of the > > sphere because I cannot access its handle. Unless someone can > > think of something > > (finding an SQLite db manager?), I'll probably end up having to > > uninstall/re-install > > > 3. SCRIPTING > > > Is the scripting LSL, and then converted into virtual machine code > > (i..e., c#)? What other > > approaches are supported (I seem to recall something about python > > but I cannot find any > > examples or reference material on using python w/ realxtend). > > > 4. DATABASE > > > Do people recommend converting to MySQL rather than SQLite or does > > it make a difference? > > > Thanks for any insights on these questions.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ http://groups.google.com/group/realxtend -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
