flags := CRMULTI_IGNORE_MULTIS | CRMULTI_IGNORE_WORLDZ;

isn't that supposed to be

flags := CRMULTI_IGNORE_MULTIS + CRMULTI_IGNORE_WORLDZ;
No. If you would do something like
flags := CRMULTI_IGNORE_MULTIS;
...
flags := flags | CRMULTI_IGNORE_ALL;
...
it would be wrong if you used +. if you ...

Poi wrote:If all does all of them, does world do objects and multis? and objects to multi's?

No, ALL is binary OR of MULTIS, OBJECTS, and WORLDZ. You can combine them yourself if you like.. for example

I would really like to help, but I have two problems...
First, POL doesn't run on OpenBSD, at least not the newest version.
Second, there is no UO Client for OpenBSD.

oenone

did you edit your ecompile.cfg? show it, maybe there's a mistake.

Hi there,

I would really like to see POL running natively on my OpenBSD-Systems.
But I don't think that'll happen soon, so I did some research.

Working POL Versions: any statically linked linux-version up to pol-linuxbin-096-2005-03-05-gentoo.tar.gz - these work without any problems, since they ...

i'd like to see that, too
(running OpenBSD, but it should have the same problems)

regards,
oenone