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Re: Problems
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Date: Mon, 1 Apr 1996 10:30:15 PST
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From: slayer@kaiwan.com
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At 09:54 AM 4/1/96 PST, Alfredo Reino Romero wrote:
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>Hello all. First of all, I want to say that I have read the faqs :)
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>The problem I have is as follows.
>I set up a MOO using the 1.7 version of the server and LambdaCore (I
>don't have the release number right here). Yesterday I decided to upgrade
>it to the latest version of the server (1.8). Everything is all right
>except for three things:
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>- The @examine verb works as usual except that it doesn't show the verbs
>defined on an object, instead it gives traceback (unknown verb, line 60
>of #6:@examine)
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You need to either @prop $server_options.support_numeric_verbname_strings to
1 (didja read the changelog?) or edit the verb so it doesn't use 0-based
index strings.
>- Mailing has a problem too. When I'm @sending a message, it works fine
>till I actually 'send' it. The mail gets sent all right, but I get
>traceback on verb 'controls' (I don't remember the object number, but
>it's on the editor object).
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Ugh, the three problems in the core, and you've got them all. This has to do
with the new callers(). Fix $generic_editor:ok to expect invalid numbers in
callers()
>- Third. @net-who doesn't show the host name any more. Instead it
>displays a four-digit number where the hostname should be.
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Install the $string_utils:connection_hostname_bsd described in the
changelog, or if you don't have it copy the verb from another MOO that has
it fixed.
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>I think that all this could come from upgrading the server and NOT
>the core, but I'm not sure why.
>
>Thanks for helping a humble moo-calf.
>
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