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m_maxAssetRequestConcurrency mistakenly passed in as a timeout to SynchronousRestObjectRequester.MakeRequest()
For a long time, possibly forever, the m_maxAssetRequestConcurrency was mistakenly passed in as a 30 ms timeout rather than as a concurrent connection limiter.
This didn't come to light until the timeout was actually used in recent commit faf9ba53
Since this hasn't been operational for a long time and in release candidate phase, commenting it out for now though will need to revisit this.
Relates to http://opensimulator.org/mantis/view.php?id=7165
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already exists, and this isn't an error
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value
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list of assets exist.
This method is used to optimize sending assets with embedded assets: e.g., when a Hypergrid visitor takes an item into the inventory.
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differentiates between local & grid storage. The Temporary property just
says that which service handles the it, the asset can be safely removed
in the future.
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of 30 is still hanging badly on some mono versions. The switch defaults to
30 to preserve current behavior.
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the actual class names.
This is usually because the file name was singular (*Service*) but the class name was plural (*Services*).
This is to make configuration easier rather than having to look in the c# code itself to find the slightly different name of the connector.
This does not affect existing configuration since the files are being renamed rather than the classes.
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