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pRO uses mRO & iRO ST?

Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 13:26
by Technology
No, No, No, this so very wrong and makes me sad:
http://openkore.svn.sourceforge.net/vie ... threv=8161

pRO shouldn't use iRO or mRO, the right thing to do would be to create new pRO_servername servertypes instead.
Next thing you know, people will be changing stuff in other servertypes to make their server work and we'll be back where we started...

Re: pRO uses mRO & iRO ST?

Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 21:04
by EternalHarvest
You see, you're telling them not to do that and what to do instead, but they still proceed to do as they please. Later in that topic it gets much worse with nonsense advices instead of replying with "use trunk" (or they didn't bother to do the following update at all? I remember something like that too, when instructions to "download trunk and change this and that" were in each topic) and finally closing the topic or just ignoring FAQ unreaders. Well, nonsense advices by "moderators" are all over this place, anyway.
Next thing you know, people will be changing stuff in other servertypes to make their server work and we'll be back where we started.
We would be fine since we would just immediately revert such changes. However, I'm waiting for some incompatible iRO updates which would mess other servers' settings.

Re: pRO uses mRO & iRO ST?

Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 16:07
by noobotter
I'm sorry for the "lazy" way of troubleshooting that we did. You see some of us who actively support pRO don't have any idea on how to solve those kind of problems which we end up using/adapting settings from other ST which have theirs "updated". I would like to help on that part but I'm afraid I don't have the mind like our devs that usually knows the errors and knows what to do to solve such errors.

Re: pRO uses mRO & iRO ST?

Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 03:13
by EternalHarvest
It's not really a big deal if you aren't breaking other servers.

Re: pRO uses mRO & iRO ST?

Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 23:13
by blue_crim
just a thought:

if iRO servertype works flawlessly with pRO, then why not just copy iRO.pm into pRO.pm (both send/receive, of course changing the corresponding package name)?