POL 096.4 Win32, Linux and FreeBSD Final - Vestal Virgin

Post by **Shinigami** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 6:16 am

10-07 Shinigami
        Added : FreeBSD support

10-07 MuadDib
       Changed: Memory handling for FindPath().
       Changed: Core Decay now checks if item is in use. Also affects Gotten Items
                that are check for decay by the core while it's being picked up.
        Fixed : Bug that would keep an item marked in use if drop item failed.
        Fixed : Crash involving UO::DestroyItem being called on an item being held
                by a player. Now returns an error same as if item is in use and not
                reserved to that character.
         Note : ALWAYS remember, to keep bugs happening in your scripts that involve
                players picking up/moving items to keep them from being removed from
                containers or ground by scripts, or from being destroyed, ALWAYS use
                ReserveItem() to lock that item. If an item is reserved, you cannot
                pick it up, etc.
       
09-16 Shinigami
        Fixed : Memory Overwrite Bug in Unicode code (e.g. packet.SetUnicodeString())

Win download : http://releases.polserver.com/win32/
Linux download : http://releases.polserver.com/linux/
FreeBSD download : http://releases.polserver.com/freebsd/

feel free to use it...

Post by **Yukiko** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:13 pm

I assume the reason the links above do not work is because they are not yet transferred to the new server.

Post by **Madman** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:41 pm

More likely than not. A lot of stuff is still in need of sorting out, and Austin's in bed, so give him 'til tomorrow or so.

Post by **MuadDib** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:44 pm

That is correct. I would move them, but they not where I have access to just at the moment, hehe. Give austin time and he can get these moved.

Post by **Yukiko** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:45 pm

WHat!

Austin sleeps?!?!

*grins*

Post by **Austin** » Wed Oct 25, 2006 10:58 pm

Until Shinigami returns to do more official releases (especially since he does Linux and FreeBSD builds), there is a new core available for windows users at
http://releases.polserver.com/Windows/096/

Fixes the SubractAmount() and DestroyItem() bug that occured in the last 096.4 release (Blame Dibs!)

Post by **Yukiko** » Wed Oct 25, 2006 11:24 pm

Thanks Austin. Been waiting for that to be reposted.

Bytehawk · Post by **Bytehawk** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 1:15 am

And thanks to Shini two, for the new Linux core.
System load dropped from around 40% to 1-6% after installing 096.4b. Hope this isn't due to something not running/working anymore