[sldev] [VWR] Compiling 1.18.6.1, standalone build and no llmozlib
Robin Cornelius
robin.cornelius at gmail.com
Mon Dec 17 15:02:56 PST 2007
Callum Lerwick wrote:
> Okay, so I'm trying to compile 1.18.6.1. Standalone build, and am I the
> only one compiling without llmozlib anymore?
Looks like your one of the few left
>
> As usual it didn't compile out of the box. I had to hack it like so to
> get it to compile:
Yay nothing changes!, i spotted this one on JIRA earlier
http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-3748
>
>
> Which may or may not have f-ed things up. It compiles, but then at
> runtime I just get a very snazzy looking "Unable to connect." icon, and
> no login screen. Is there some way to get the old login screen back, or
> am I doomed to an eternity of maintaining something that links to gecko?
>
>
Um your going to run into immediate trouble here.
If you want the old login screen back you will need to do the following.
Import the old llpanellogin.cpp/h as this is the driver for the old
login XUI panel. You also need the OLD panel_login.xml. In fact i
renamed the files and the class to llpanellegacylogin.
This will no longer be initalised correctly so will now sigseg, the
networks list is missing as its not defined in the way it was so
llviewernetwork will probably need hacking as will llstartup and
llappviewer to restore the old initialisation code.
I've got to a point but llpanellogin (or in my case
llpanellegacylogin.cpp is crashing on me and i can't see why yet.
I would love to get the old login screen at least working, i can deal
with the data after that myself. A simple hack with curl to post to a
hardcoded address and retreive the webkey and you have the new *web*
login working with the old xui login page.
Robin
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