luac_mta binaries for Linux systems

[Kernell]

DIAGNOSTIC: *** #1003 CLIENT SCRIPT ERROR: rp_nametags\Shared\utils.lua is invalid and will not work in future versions. Please re-compile at [url=https://luac.multitheftauto.com/]https://luac.multitheftauto.com/[/url] 
DIAGNOSTIC: *** #1003 CLIENT SCRIPT ERROR: rp_nametags\Shared\class.lua is invalid and will not work in future versions. Please re-compile at [url=https://luac.multitheftauto.com/]https://luac.multitheftauto.com/[/url] 
DIAGNOSTIC: *** #1003 CLIENT SCRIPT ERROR: rp_nametags\Shared\CVector.lua is invalid and will not work in future versions. Please re-compile at [url=https://luac.multitheftauto.com/]https://luac.multitheftauto.com/[/url] 

I have SVN server and post-commit hook (bash script) with auto compiling client-side scripts (over 100 files).

On https://luac.multitheftauto.com/api/ I found only the binary for Windows, where to get luac_mta source code or binary for Linux?

P.S. curl does not offer

[ccw]

Linux luac_mta is now available at https://luac.multitheftauto.com/api/

[Kernell]

Thanks.

Can you add an option to skip the already encrypted files? It's not very convenient when you need to compile a big amount of scripts.

  
for i in `find $DIR/ -name *.lua`; do 
       luac_mta -b -e -o $i $i 
done 
  

So I get a file with "Already encrypted."

[ccw]

You can check for the encrypted file id of 'MvbR'. (Similar to 'LuaQ' used in plain compiled scripts).

Check in two places in case there is a unicode BOM like this:

for i in `find $DIR/ -name '*.lua'`; do 
    read -r -n8 c <"$i" 
    if [ "${c:1:4}" != "MvbR" \ 
      -a "${c:4:4}" != "MvbR" ]; then 
        luac_mta -b -e -o $i $i 
    fi 
done 

[Kernell]

This is a very hard process for server

#post-commit example 
  
cd /path/to/project 
  
/usr/bin/svn revert --recursive ./ 
/usr/bin/svn update 
  
for i in `find ./ -name '*.lua'`; do 
    luac_mta -b -e -o $i $i 
done 

This works faster

[ccw]

Then you must have tested it incorrectly, because doing nothing is faster than luac_mta. I suspect you had the 'find' command searching the whole hard drive instead of just the current directory.