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Can anyone spot the error in my code, OR is llRequestSimulatorData not working properly? i.e. unable to get true sim status of other sims like in sL ?
key gKyStatusQuery;
list gLstRegionNames = [];
integer gIntRegionNameIndex;
integer gIntLstLenRegionName;
default
{
on_rez(integer Setting)
{
llResetScript();
}
state_entry()
{
llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(),"Sim Status Reporter RESET ****");
gLstRegionNames = ["Elf Beach", "Wizardry", "Matrix", "DragonFyre", "SandBox", "The Secret Lab", "CyberCity", "Welcome", "Elfmore Castle"];
gIntLstLenRegionName = llGetListLength(gLstRegionNames);
llSetText("Sim Status Reporter",,1.0);
llSetTimerEvent(10);
}
timer()
{
gKyStatusQuery = llRequestSimulatorData( llList2String(gLstRegionNames,gIntRegionNameIndex), DATA_SIM_STATUS );
gIntRegionNameIndex++;
if (gIntRegionNameIndex == gIntLstLenRegionName) {gIntRegionNameIndex = 0; }
}
dataserver(key query_id, string data)
{
if (query_id == gKyStatusQuery)
{
if (data == "up")
{
llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(), llList2String(gLstRegionNames,gIntRegionNameIndex) + " is up and running fine.");
}
else if (data != "up")
{
llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(), llList2String(gLstRegionNames,gIntRegionNameIndex) + " is " + data);
}
data = "";
}
}
}
key gKyStatusQuery;
list gLstRegionNames = [];
integer gIntRegionNameIndex;
integer gIntLstLenRegionName;
default
{
on_rez(integer Setting)
{
llResetScript();
}
state_entry()
{
llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(),"Sim Status Reporter RESET ****");
gLstRegionNames = ["Elf Beach", "Wizardry", "Matrix", "DragonFyre", "SandBox", "The Secret Lab", "CyberCity", "Welcome", "Elfmore Castle"];
gIntLstLenRegionName = llGetListLength(gLstRegionNames);
llSetText("Sim Status Reporter",,1.0);
llSetTimerEvent(10);
}
timer()
{
gKyStatusQuery = llRequestSimulatorData( llList2String(gLstRegionNames,gIntRegionNameIndex), DATA_SIM_STATUS );
gIntRegionNameIndex++;
if (gIntRegionNameIndex == gIntLstLenRegionName) {gIntRegionNameIndex = 0; }
}
dataserver(key query_id, string data)
{
if (query_id == gKyStatusQuery)
{
if (data == "up")
{
llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(), llList2String(gLstRegionNames,gIntRegionNameIndex) + " is up and running fine.");
}
else if (data != "up")
{
llInstantMessage(llGetOwner(), llList2String(gLstRegionNames,gIntRegionNameIndex) + " is " + data);
}
data = "";
}
}
}
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Isn't it also Dreamgrid regions that are shown as offline on Opensimworld, although they are actually online. I wonder if that might have something to do with it. Must be Dreamgrids "region on demand" feature showing false results
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It should be the other way around.
If a sim is shown as offline while actually being online, the OSW beacon needs to be re-initialised. If a sim has been listed as offline for months or years while actually being online, the sim owner doesn't take good care of it and never looks after the beacon.
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If a sim is shown as offline while actually being online, the OSW beacon needs to be re-initialised. If a sim has been listed as offline for months or years while actually being online, the sim owner doesn't take good care of it and never looks after the beacon.
I'm glad to hear i works fine on your grid. So I'm running a dream grid so it may be different? for dreamgrids? I do not know at this point. But I'm glad to hear it works great on your grid. I guess I could release it as a new product with some minor changes to make it better and let people decide for themselves if they like it or not. One thing you could easily do is comment out the instant message to the owner if a sim is up, this way you'd only get notices if a sim is having problems.
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Also note: the script runs without error, but... it wrongfully reports that a sim that is not even online is up. This is why i think there is a problem with the LSL function. There's no syntax errors, no logic errors, it just reports back wrong, b/c the function doesn't work right.
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Nope, data is returned from the dataserver event, and should be up, down, crashed, starting, stopping, or unknown. I think the function is not properly implemented in opensimulator. But I thought I would ask here before bothering someone like Ubit Umarov with whether or no the function is properly coded. But I strongly suspect this lsl function is not properly coded by the programmers that wrote opensimulator.
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Does data have to be specified data = "" Data = up as you indicated but maybe you need to specify it
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