what would happened if some application working between serwer and client (serwer<--app-->client) send that packet to client without informing srv about that? out-of-sync?

I wrote about that earlier:

http://forums.polserver.com/viewtopic.php?t=1255

So I still have problems with that but only on linux version... Win version works fine...

Why is that? :?

Bump..


Still have no idea with that error

Yesterday players on our free shard start crying that items dropped exactly in their left-down part of backpack (or other containers) got stuck ("you cannot pick up that") for about 5-10 minuts.

I have no idea why this happened. We haven't changed anything.... No idea what's wrong. :shock:

I've tried to create packethook on 097 to kick player which used wrong macro

Seting prop on char when target packet goes from serwer, and check the prop when client packet goes to serwer.

But I've stucked on basics. Details here: http://forums.polserver.com/viewtopic.php?t=1275

ok. I wrote something like this: (packethook)

Packet 0x6C
{
Length 0x13
SendFunction anty:SendAntyMacro
}

and

use uo;
use os;

Program Install()
print("Anty Out-Of-Sync Target Activated");
return 1;
Endprogram


exported function SendAntyMacro(who, byref packet)

who := who;

syslog ...

can you give me example of using this packet?

I searched through packet list and found nothing.

As you say - it's possible to do in pol97 (and I have 097) but no idea how to "catch" that...

you mean packet hook?

Well i have polerr.log in /pol/ and many entries:
My idea is to wrote a script kicking players every time the "out of sequence" thing happen.

Don't have idea how to handle this. Any help would be appreciated.

Installed UOML, patched to 5.0.7.0 then launched uoconvert (multis), (cfg of course copied to /config/)

Tested i.e. on small tower. There are 2 ladders (each one made from 2 parts). If we enter on lower part of each ladder, then we're unable to go down. Only up.

It look like "players are higher ...

On new core (from 4th Jan), players are unable to reach lower floor by using ladders (tested on official multis).

They stuck up at the lower part of the ladder.