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| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
| 0001950 | SphereServer | executable - linux build | public | 26-04-11 11:47 | 02-05-11 03:57 |
| Reporter | trinax | ||||
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| Priority | normal | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | random |
| Status | closed | Resolution | no change required | ||
| Platform | Linux | OS | Debian | OS Version | 5.0 |
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| Target Version | Fixed in Version | ||||
| Nightly Version | Automated (specify build number) | ||||
| Experimental Flags | DiagonalWalkCheck, NewPositionChecks, WalkCheck, Script_Profiler, NetworkOutThread | ||||
| Option Flags | Command_Sysmsgs, FileCommands, NoHouseMuteSpeech, NoPrefix | ||||
| Internal Build Number | 1443 | ||||
| Summary | 0001950: 2 errors on save | ||||
| Description | 0000001 21:42:(sphere_serv_triggers.scp,314)Save Stage Started. Forced: 0. Stage#: 2147483647 21:43:ERROR:'Poison' Bad Link to 0e6852 21:43:ERROR:UID=040066007, id=02093 'Poison', Invalid code=2205 (Mislinked item) 21:43:ERROR:UID=06706a, id=0cc 'Horse', Invalid code=1203 (Ridden NPC not acting as such) 21:43:ERROR:GC: Object memory leak 75701!=75700 21:43:World data saved (save/sphereworld.scp). 21:43:Player data saved (save/spherechars.scp). 21:43:Multi data saved (save/spheremultis.scp). 21:43:Context data saved (save/spheredata.scp). This Ridden NPC not acting as such bug is causing people's mounts to be removed on save. Any idea why it happens? 0000002 01:48:(sphere_serv_triggers.scp,314)Save Stage Started. Forced: 0. Stage#: 2147483647 01:48:ERROR:'Clumsy' Bad Link to 0e4a7f 01:48:ERROR:UID=0400aca03, id=02080 'Clumsy', Invalid code=2205 (Mislinked item) 01:48:GC: 75725 Objects accounted for 01:48:World data saved (save/sphereworld.scp). 01:48:Player data saved (save/spherechars.scp). 01:48:Multi data saved (save/spheremultis.scp). 01:48:Context data saved (save/spheredata.scp). This bad linked spells happen often (poison,weaken,etc.). How does this happen? And lastly, how does that object memory leak happen? Can some kind of bad scripting cause that? Thanks. | ||||
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| Date Modified | Username | Field | Change | ||
| 26-04-11 11:47 | trinax | New Issue | |||
| 26-04-11 19:03 | Mirravin | Note Added: 0001043 | |||
| 26-04-11 19:04 | Mirravin | Note Edited: 0001043 | bug_revision_view_page.php?bugnote_id=0001043#r274 | ||
| 26-04-11 21:44 | trinax | Note Added: 0001044 | |||
| 26-04-11 21:45 | trinax | Note Edited: 0001044 | bug_revision_view_page.php?bugnote_id=0001044#r276 | ||
| 02-05-11 03:57 | MrSugarCube | Note Added: 0001051 | |||
| 02-05-11 03:57 | MrSugarCube | Status | new => closed | ||
| 02-05-11 03:57 | MrSugarCube | Resolution | open => no change required | ||
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