Recent content by Lessaire

Clearly you are missing the Lua dependency. TFS 0.4 can compile on Ubuntu 20.04 just fine with a few patches. There is absolutely no reason to use such an ancient distro.

Scumbag of the year award material right there. Runner up at least. Lets see what the rest of the brings though. "Umm yeah, all this money you put down to improve open source software? We are just gonna keep it. Because reasons"

I have not visited this thread since my posts back on page 1, and was content to never see what was said later, because it was irrelevant to me. I return now because I must. I address Icarus once more, because it is owed. kondra, your reappraisal of your model, whatever the reasons are; it...

You're entering a whole nother world when it comes to making things work on a pi.

As someone who saw "the old days" there is no way to understate just how great systemd unit files are. But if you're not using Linux as a daily driver, I could see how debugging your problem may not be intuitive. The command sudo systemd status %service.name% should generally tell you...

RME checks Tibia data file signatures, including the SPR. It's under preferences on the Client Versions tab. you can uncheck it. You can also just edit the XML file RME reads the sigs from to update the sig to match your edited file.

Because this is the first time I've been back to the forums, outside of being here just long enough to reply to PMs prompted by email notice, for two weeks? If you wish to ride my ass, it's polite for you to feed her a carrot. 🥕🐴 Thanks! <3

I'm not afraid of sending him a PM and doing some leg work to make accepting such improvements easy for him. This is why the language selection drop down for code blocks is different now. But I'm not just another user. I actually work in webdev and so I know exactly what the numerous caveats of...

Aye, I thought it would be odd if there was such an obvious gap in the usual development lifecycle map. It's a shame the person who prompted this query couldn't be bothered to make this thread themselves, even after I suggested they should. 🤷‍♂️ I guess just consider this my exercise of due...

congrats, you are at the end bro. you just need to add -l pthread as the last item of the make line. you can do this by adding it somewhere in your Makefile.am or your configure.ac. For example, putting this right before the boost checks in your configure.ac # check for pthread...

Again, my chunk for that. bool TalkActions::onPlayerSay(Creature* creature, uint16_t channelId, const std::string& words, bool ignoreAccess) { std::string cmd[4], param[4]; cmd[TALKFILTER_LAST] = words, param[TALKFILTER_LAST] = ""; for(int32_t i = 0; i < TALKFILTER_LAST; ++i)...

The idea of running Static Code Analysis tools on the server codebase has merit and is worthy of investigation. But there is enough noise on the Github already. So I make this thread as a place where the development of a strategy for how best to approach this can be hashed out, so that such...

Did you disable checksum verification?

TFS 0.4 and TFS 1.x use the same full RSA key, just stored in different formats. So as far as I know, they support the same range of Cip clients. The servers have the complete key, which means they have the private part. The client only needs the pubkey. With a pubkey, you can cypher a message...

Well, while git is a poor repo for binaries, addon solutions for git-aware binary storage of assets do exist. And that leaves us with the real problem: Maps are "diff" unfriendly. And yes, diff'able chunks would be lovely. The classic example being a team member placing valuable items in a...