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Map problem on Linux Server


Belarrius

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Hi !

I have a problem with the objects with recent versions of Linux.

Our server is Debian 64bits.

With the revision (build 3297) everything is fine.

With the revision (build 3531) objects undergo a shift.

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/80 ... 53454.png/

With the revision (uild 3531) windows have no problems there!

Do you have an idea? A solution?

Best Regards,

Posted

Hello, thank you for giving an answer!

Yes I saw the note, and I use the R4 build 3297. However, it is out of sync between players.

We experience as "small-teleportation" every second vehicle if another player leads.

I look forward to the R5 Linux!

  • 1 month later...
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doesn't want to assume a new topic, path to the image doesn't work in the first post, but I suspect that it is a similar problem

serwer 1.1 tested on Windows Home Edition PL 32bit (last MTA:SA 1.1.1 update), does not work on:

MTA:SA 1.1.1 (Release 2 (build 3544) - Updated 12th December 2011)

Datacenter: http://www.ovh.fr (lokalizacja Francja)

- OS: GNU/Linux

- CPU: Intel Core i7 Processor

- RAM: 16GB

- Łącze: 100mbit

edited reference to the row, line of the error message corresponds to the numbering of the code

ERROR: race/race_server.lua:5: attempt to perform arithmetic on field 'size' (a string value) 

    -- if map isn't made in the new editor or map is an old race map multiplicate the checkpointsize with 4 
    local madeInNewEditor = map.def and map.def:find("editor_main") 
    if not madeInNewEditor or map:isRaceFormat() then 
        for i,checkpoint in ipairs(g_Checkpoints) do 
            checkpoint.size = checkpoint.size and checkpoint.size*4 or 4 
        end 
    end 

tonumber function uses only moves the problem into another line of code, where I had to change again

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