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Re: @create returns "Too many verb calls" to non-wiz chars
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Date: Wed, 25 Dec 1996 20:02:36 PST
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From: Brack <slayer@kaiwan.com>
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At 05:02 AM 12/26/96 PST, Luigi Fabio wrote:
>K.A. all MOO-Cows .
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>I am running LambdaMOO v1.8.0p5 w/25Dec95 LambdaCore on Linux.
>Presently, the MOO is at its first stages (building the basic
>envroiment before "normal" players come in) and I have hit into a
>weird problem.
>If a non-wiz char tries to @create (or @dig, which I discovered
>(obviously) goes through the same routines, but in a spectacularly
>perverted way) an object and that requires issueing a new (never
>before issued) obj. number (i.e. $recycler calls create() to get the
>job done (am I getting this right?)) the server refuses to do what it
>should spitting out a nice "Too many verb calls" error, which is not
>contemplated in the FM (LMoo Progger's manual by Pavel Curtis).
>The curious things are that a) this does not happen to wizzen and
>b)this started happening quite suddently (it worked fine before).
As previously mentioned, you have nothing your $recycler. The fix on Lambda
was to put these lines in $quota_utils:bi_create
3: if (!`who.wizard ! E_TYPE' && $recycler.contents)
4: return $recycler:_create(@args);
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>Also, another couple (more trivial) Qs:
>a) It was said on this list that Mr. Curtis is no longer maintaining
>MOO. Who is? And will we get another server release beyond 1.8.0p5?
Erik ostrom is. And there were already enough patches for 1.8.0p5 that I
think 1.8.0p6 was announced.. plus all the stuff he promised would be in
the next version.
>b) Where can I find LambdaCore progger/user's manuals a little more
>recent than the ones on ftp.parc.xerox.com (v1.3 (!))?
ftp://parcftp.xerox.com/pub/MOO/html/ProgrammersManual_toc.html has the
most recent Programmers' Manual (for 1.8.0p5)
>c) Wading through Brack's www pages, I found a site with patches for
>the 25Dec95 core (www.flake.org/something). Problem is, I can' t
>reach said site (DNS lookup failure). Is there a mirror somewhere?
flake.org moved recently and it might still not be cached correctly in your
DNS. Try the numeric address at 208.13.150.200. Either that, or the MOO I
have those documents on was down at the time you looked. It's been up for a
while though.
You can find the upgrading LambdaCore document at
http://flake.org:8989/library/upgrade, the security holes in LambdaCore
1Oct94 at http://flake.org:8989/library/bugs94, and the one for 25Dec95 at
http://flake.org:8989/library/bugs95. (or /742, /1130 and /1857 for people
who have been using the numbers)
>d) Is there a similar site for server patches for 1.8.0p5? A lot have
>passed on this list and I was wondering if an "official" patch
>repository (of tested and needful patches) exists.
Here are some patches I've used and found useful:
The DSA extensions at ftp://parcftp.xerox.com/pub/MOO/contrib/server-add-ons/
The File Utilites Patch at
http://bioinformatics.weizmann.ac.il/software/MOOsupport/FUP/
Martian's Extension Pack at http://midgard.solgate.com/docs/ext-martian.c
Richelieu's patch archive at ftp://ftp.crl.com/users/ro/riche/MOO/patches/
PS: The plural of wizard is "wizards".
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