World: r3wp
[!AltME] Discussion about AltME
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Reichart 17-Apr-2009 [3335] | Correct, Carl is your man. |
Graham 17-Apr-2009 [3336] | which means fixes won't be a priority |
Reichart 17-Apr-2009 [3337] | This is why I keep asking you guys to post in Feedback, because that is automated, ensures everything is captured, and although updates comes slowly, he does do them in the order there. |
Graham 17-Apr-2009 [3338x2] | that url bug has been there since inception |
Oldes, you can't have the sources!!! | |
Pekr 17-Apr-2009 [3340x3] | Report for those that are trying to run more than 2 world servers on one machine - we were unable to register second world, even if the first one was running, and hence TCP port 5400 was occupied. Last weekend I did some experiments, and my conclusion is that if you need to start secondary world 1) make sure that your primary world is running - this will prevent registration process to use first (or simply lower TCP port). AltME starts with using ports 5400 and higher .. 2) block your ports (NAT) on your firewall. Simply put, there has to be some bug. Even if my primary world server was running = port 5400 was occupied, my new world was assigned port 5400 too. Simply put - it has to be AltME server at SafeWorlds, which connects back to your site, and mistakenly uses 5400 to check. Then it registers 5400 for your new world. This is my speculation. But the solution really is to block your prior (already being used) AltME ports on your firewall (NAT) |
So - I am now running multiple worlds on a single machine succesfully .... | |
To help read URL bugged posts I switch letter size to small, and most of the time I am able to correctly read the message :-) | |
Reichart 17-Apr-2009 [3343x2] | I am a HUGE fan of handing over the source! You will need to bring that up with Carl at this point. |
This is no longer my call. | |
Pekr 17-Apr-2009 [3345] | OK, I will bring it to Carl :-) |
Reichart 17-Apr-2009 [3346] | Yes...may I suggest a ralley of the troops : ) |
Pekr 17-Apr-2009 [3347] | posted to Carl ... we will see what he thinks .... |
Graham 17-Apr-2009 [3348x2] | Huh? RT now owns the product? |
I presumed that they were being contracted to support it ... | |
Reichart 17-Apr-2009 [3350] | presumption is an odd form of science : ) |
Graham 17-Apr-2009 [3351x2] | logical deduction. |
not necesarily correct, but logical. | |
eFishAnt 17-Apr-2009 [3353] | :) |
Chris 20-Apr-2009 [3354x2] | Oldes, I'd be surprised if the link handler were dramatically different to the IOS Conference link handler. You could use that as a base with which to offer a fix? |
Perhaps... | |
Pekr 23-Apr-2009 [3356x2] | One of my worlds once again expired with no apparent reason :-( |
hmm, so actually both of my worlds expired ... | |
Oldes 23-Apr-2009 [3358] | Chris.. I don't need to see any code, I know where the bug is. Check this: >> size-text make face [size: 10x10 text: "hello"] == 9x75 >> size-text make face [size: 100x10 text: "hello"] == 29x15 From the above it's clear that to fix the stupid link bug just needs to add one char (zero) to enhance the size of face which is used to count the text size. |
Cyphre 23-Apr-2009 [3359] | Oldes, better is to turn the wrapping off completely: size-text make face [size: 10x10 text: "hello" para: make para [wrap?: false]] == 29x15 |
Oldes 23-Apr-2009 [3360] | I don't care how exactly .. I just want to have the Altme fixed! |
Pekr 23-Apr-2009 [3361] | Carl did not login to r3-alpha yet, so he did not saw my message probably yet ... I don't want to contat him via Chat, as I am not sure if private messages there are really private :-) |
Oldes 23-Apr-2009 [3362] | I've send him private message in R3 Chat, do you see it? |
Henrik 23-Apr-2009 [3363] | nope |
Brock 23-Apr-2009 [3364x2] | Pekr, that is why I will only run one world on a server. I was getting that problem on a regular basis. I had reported it to Safeworlds as well, bu they could see no reason for it. |
I suspect it is due to the worlds not being 'reserved'. But of course, haven't reserved a world to see if this is the case. Bottom line, since I stopped all worlds but one, I have far fewer instances of my worlds expiring, but it still happens on occasion. | |
mhinson 3-May-2009 [3366] | I have been having a bit of trouble with AltME. for a while it could not log on today, and all the time I have been using it I see it disconnect quite often. It also often comes up with the message under my name of "Internet busy" which I dont understand. Now just now it said "depot update" |
Pekr 3-May-2009 [3367] | the same here and the same for some other ppl too. I thought it is my connection, but then I realised my worlds do run OK. I think it was rebol.net having problems ... |
Sunanda 4-May-2009 [3368] | Short outages of this world do seem common. You can see if an AltME world is accessible here: http://www.altme.com/check.html |
mhinson 4-May-2009 [3369x2] | I logon to the rebol3 AltME world again for a while just now, but the check above said the world was ok. Are the issues with AltME all known about or should I start submitting information from my sniffer about exactly what occurs? |
I logon = I could not logon | |
Sunanda 4-May-2009 [3371] | I saw a break too. Did not check the check page. I guess they need all the help they can if there are undiagnosed issues. |
Robert 4-May-2009 [3372] | Is there a way to sync the state between two or more AltMe systems? I post this from OSX and just installed AltMe there. But, the initial sync makes everything red... I want to have it like on my PC system. |
Oldes 4-May-2009 [3373] | using the same data files should be enough. |
Robert 4-May-2009 [3374x2] | So, copying it. |
But will it stay in sync? | |
Oldes 4-May-2009 [3376x2] | I use linux and win on same PC so no need to copy.. with Mac it's not possible probably. |
But you may try to check, which data file modifies and how. | |
Pekr 4-May-2009 [3378] | When I use flash disk, to prevent long syncing process (dunno why altme running from USB flash is so slow), I simply copy the whole dir. It works perfectly. Just copy all your files ... |
BrianH 4-May-2009 [3379x2] | AltME uses blocking calls to file operations, and USB flash drives are much slower than hard drives, or even internal flash drives. Sometimes they are 2 or more orders of magnitude slower. |
Write operations to flash are even slower still. | |
Rebolek 5-May-2009 [3381] | writing bunch of small files to USB flash disk is very retro in the floppy way. |
Pekr 5-May-2009 [3382] | Pity AltME is not open sourced, we could move it to SQLite storage .... |
eFishAnt 8-May-2009 [3383] | Aha, multipler servers > 2 must be started in the order they were generated at first. (Reading Pekr et al) |
Graham 8-May-2009 [3384] | do they just grab the next port up? |
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