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particle system functionality. Note that this does *not* complete required server side changes for implementing the new particle system
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rate that is currently only displayed if LogLevel >=1 in [AssetCache] config
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blank response from server or connection failure.
Raise log lines which indicate problems to warning from debug
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THis fixes the extranious addition of objects to the collision cache
which created extra CPU overhead.
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[Startup] section.
These are long unused but confusingly will be seen in the [Startup] section on a "config save".
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Robust.ini.example rather than 9000 (already done in Robust.HG.ini.example)
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ObjectProperties UDP replies to viewer
Not yet shown that this is used or resolves a bug where not all textures appear on objects with an "XML with textures" upload from singularity 1.8.3
Proper texture entries are actually present and appear properly on relog, but not on select from viewer until at least one face texture is changed.
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Appears to be a never used method.
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if we sent immediately)
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static objects.
Reorder collision flag setting code for terrain to fit pattern used elsewhere.
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AABB maps for Bvh meshes. This greatly reduces the memory usage for
large meshes and for mesh terrain in particular.
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Signed-off-by: teravus <teravus@gmail.com>
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(The changes weren't visible before because updates to attachments aren't sent while the attachment is selected.)
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http://pgfoundry.org/frs/download.php/3354/Npgsql2.0.12.0-bin-ms.net3.5sp1.zip
This is identical to what was previously there but need to record origin information
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origin information
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duplicate the assembly resolving.
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Mono.Security.dll missing. The root of the issue is that the Postgres driver relies on Mono.Security.dll from the mono project. Unfortunately, when using Mono, including the dll in the distribution causes conflicts. This solution puts Mono.Security.dll in bin/lib/NET/ and, if windows .NET is the runtime, informs the assembly loader to load bin/lib/NET/Mono.Security.dll when .NET is scanning for the Mono.Security namespace. On Mono, the included Mono.Security assembly is ignored.
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the vehicle buoyancy if the vehicle is above its hover height.
This is a known misfeature of this vehicle flag which has been accepted
since it would break too many implementations. The problem is noticed
when creating a jetski-like vehicle that jumps over sand bars. A boat
normally is configured with neutral buoyancy and hovering at water
height. When it jumps the sandbar, it needs to have gravity applied
to get back to water level.
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Previously only the first object in the Coalesced Object was rezzed. Now all the objects are rezzed.
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in OpenSimulator from OpenDynamicsEngine to BulletSim.
The BulletSim plugin is higher performance and has a better implementation of vehicles amongst other things.
Many thanks to Robert Adams for making this possible with the enormous amount of work that he has done on this plugin.
If you want to continue using ODE, set physics = OpenDynamicsEngine in the [Startup] section of OpenSim.ini
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* Please test
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From http://pgfoundry.org/frs/download.php/3354/Npgsql2.0.12.0-bin-ms.net3.5sp1.zip
This is identical to the version added in ff8a7682, removed and readded to check and record version
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* Added PostGreSQL support
* Added MySQL/MySQLXGroupData.cs
* PostgreSQL data access implementation
* PostgreSQL dll binarie and RegionStore.migrations
* Migrations Scripts from MSSQL to POSTGRES
* Postgres SQL Type fixes
* Postgres SQL Connection string
* Data type issues
* more fixes
* tests and +tests
* UUID x string - FIGHT!
* Fixed PG types to internal csharp types
* More data type fix (PostgreSQL fields are case sensitive) :(
* more field case sensitive fixes
* changed the migration files to be case sensitive for fields.
* fixed fields case
* finished converting, now search for hidden bugs.
* some more fixes
* bool type fixed
* more case fixes;
* creatorID case fixed
* case fields fixed
* fixed default now() for TMStamp fields with don't allow nulls.
* fix case sensitve for Region name and Estate name
* fixed case for names for search
* fix class name Error
* Bug fixed on select and migrations
* Un-Reverting my change due to Postgres issue with the ILIKE function
* Fixed some issued for Diva Distro
* Fixes for integration with Diva Distro
* Added System.Core to prebuild.xml for PG project
* Configured to make DIff for Push to OpenSim Project
* Diffs only to PostgreSQL mods.
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specify number of concurrent requests on a service.
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belong there.....)
* Add an IsBlocked(string Key) method so it can be used more generically. (think.. if we want to rate limit login failures, we could have a call in the Login Service to IsBlocked(uuid.ToString()) and ignore the connection if it returns true, if IsBlocked returns false, we could run the login information and if the login fails we could run the Process method to count the login failures.
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* Break out common BasicDOSProtector code into separate class.
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HTTP Server handlers. XMLRPC Handler, GenericHttpHandler and <Various>StreamHandler
* Applied the XmlRpcBasicDOSProtector.cs to the login service as both an example, and good practice.
* Applied the BaseStreamHandlerBasicDOSProtector.cs to the friends service as an example of the DOS Protector on StreamHandlers
* Added CircularBuffer, used for CPU and Memory friendly rate monitoring.
* DosProtector has 2 states, 1. Just Check for blocked users and check general velocity, 2. Track velocity per user, It only jumps to 2 if it's getting a lot of requests, and state 1 is about as resource friendly as if it wasn't even there.
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the LLSD login code. This sends the data through the normal login channels and spits out a JSON object back that mimics the login response. Feel free to comment on the best way to set this up as a config option.
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it easier to write WebSocket service code that is resistant to Denial of Service attacks.
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shout-range, at the request of Singularity dev Liru-Dargon
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