[sldev] OpenLife source code

[Gareth Nelson]

It may be worth testing by hacking it to send the same MD5 as their
official binary, if it won't connect then obviously something else is
going on.

2009/3/27 Dale Glass <dale at daleglass.net>:
> On Пятница 27 марта 2009 21:26:08 Gareth Nelson wrote:
>> Please note - don't include licensing at lindenlab.com in your replies, I
>> don't think LL's licensing team needs every single post on this list
>> forwarded to them ;)
> Whoops. Bad habit of always hitting 'a'.
> My apologies ^_^;;
>
> On Пятница 27 марта 2009 21:39:54 Gareth Nelson wrote:
>> Then there's a problem there :)
>
> Well, I built it, and it fails to log in. Says:
>
> Login failed.
> The Version you are using is either out of date or incorrect. Please visit
> http://openlifegrid.com to download and install the latest Viewer.
>
> This one identifies itself as: (Openlife R16) 1.16.3 (84).
>
> The version available for download is:
> http://dl1.3dxviewer.com/3DXViewer/OpenLife R16_3_Linux-i686(R4).tar.lzma
>
> Now what's left to figure out is: is it doing a MD5 check against the built
> binary (fine according to GPL2, and easily worked around), or is there
> anything in the login process that's not included in the release (which
> would not be ok)
>
> Quick and dirty patch to get it to build attached. With this it should
> build fine on Ubuntu Intrepid at least. Additional instructions for Linux:
>
> rename the source folder to one without spaces in it. The packaging stage
> doesn't like it.
>
> chmod +x develop.py
> dos2unix develop.py
> dos2unix newview/app_settings/*.ini
>
>
>



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