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messages ({(["poster":"Lucas","time":816304252,"body":"Thank you everyone for making the 1.3 release.

I'm starting another MUD in december. we were planning on using
lima-lib because tmi-2 1.2 wasn't working with the highest MuDOS.
Now, thanks to everyone here, we can use our favorite lib, tmi-2

thanks everyone,
	-lucas-
PS: won't be the last time you hear frm me
","title":"Thank You","id":46,]),(["poster":"Farrow","time":816500235,"title":"makewiz dewiz","body":"I don't know if this is a bug or not, but I noticed in makewiz and dewiz
that if you perform either one on a player that is not on that player will
lose their autoloading stuff.  This is caused by something with the
restore_body() lfun.  I know this cause I was using it in finger so that
I could access some of the body stuff such as race, spouse, etc...
Just thought I would let you all know that.

Farrow
","id":47,]),(["poster":"Beek","time":816726878,"body":"Well, it'd be nice if it ran on the driver it came with :-)

local_options should have OLD_TYPE_BEHAVIOR on and PRAGMA_STRICT_TYPES off,
given the number of type errors that remain.  I uploaded a copy
of diffs to fix things so it's possible to log in to /open here

-Beek

","title":"Re: 1.3pre","id":48,]),(["poster":"Beek","time":816727194,"body":"ftp is badly messed up; mailing to Leto instead.

-Beek
","title":"< no title >","id":49,]),(["title":"Re: 1.3pre","poster":"Leto","time":816744081,"body":"On Sat Nov 18, Beek wrote:
> Well, it'd be nice if it ran on the driver it came with :-)
> 
> local_options should have OLD_TYPE_BEHAVIOR on and PRAGMA_STRICT_TYPES off,
> given the number of type errors that remain.  I uploaded a copy
> of diffs to fix things so it's possible to log in to /open here
> 
> -Beek
> 

Local_options shouldn't. I should have had those fixed like I 
promised to. I realized too late that we were not running v21.6 ourselves,
but still v21. I forgot about that (Since i did patch up Earthmud to
run on v21.6 about a month ago ;)
Anyway, beek's patches and some other stuff have been fixed now :)
Thanks for the patches Beek :)

I'll put out a pre2 in a few days, when I've got the remaining warnings
fixed :)

Leto
","id":50,]),(["title":"Re: < no title >","poster":"Leto","time":816744140,"body":"On Sat Nov 18, Beek wrote:
> ftp is badly messed up; mailing to Leto instead.
> 
> -Beek

I know, some old range stuff in the include files.
*grumbles at whoever thought it would be cool to have actual
lpc code in include files.

Leto
","id":51,]),(["title":"imud_channels","poster":"Lucas","time":816757607,"body":"How can we access these? or use them? or block them (heh)
They are constanly coming, and we can't stop them! heh
	-lucas-
","id":52,]),(["title":"crashes","poster":"Lucas","time":816757634,"body":"FOr some reason, the mud sometimes just crashes on us. it leaves
not
no crash log or anything... kinda strange
	-lucas-
","id":53,]),(["title":"Re: imud_channels","poster":"Leto","time":816815880,"body":"On Sun Nov 19, Lucas wrote:
> How can we access these? or use them? or block them (heh)
> They are constanly coming, and we can't stop them! heh
> 	-lucas-

The tune and show commands should work for the intermud channels
as well as the local mud channels.
however, emote's on gwiz look like 'imud_gossip' (In fact we pretend
it's called gwiz :) and should be fixed. (makes todo entry)

Leto
","id":54,]),(["title":"Re: crashes","poster":"Leto","time":816816180,"body":"On Sun Nov 19, Lucas wrote:
> FOr some reason, the mud sometimes just crashes on us. it leaves
> not
> no crash log or anything... kinda strange
> 	-lucas-

You can try starting the driver manually instead of using the startmud
script, and start it using a debugger like 'gdb'.
It works something like this:

Myprompt> gdb /your/path/driver
gdb> run /your/path/config.mudname

( Then leave this window alone, and go crash the mud. When it crashes,
  you'll find you have a prompt in your gdb window with an error )

gdb> where

(this will cause gdb to dump lots and lots of information only driver
  guru's understand. Just post it somewhere, or bug one of the guru's
  directly :)

Leto

Ps. Personally, I've found that v22a3 is very unstable, but it could be
    stable for other people. v21.6 seems to work okay, except that it
    messes up memory info statistics. Make sure you've disabeled the
    /adm/daemons/mem_checker daemon which will otherwise reboot your mud
   because it is thinking you're using way too much memory.
   (Either remove it from the /adm/etc/preload file, or just add some
   nonsense in the file so it won't update.
","id":55,]),(["id":56,"body":"We were getting too many notes for this one board, so I quickly
created a few more board rooms. (And before you say why not 'news'
or 'rn' let me say that most people i spoke to liked boards better ;)

Leto
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