read sign doesn't work

[seikichin]

If you are wiz when you are at home read sign doesn't work It shows there is no sign here，in fact sign is virtual object

[seikichin]

/lib/std/base_dummy.c 把这句 if(!valid_event(previous_object(), this_object())) return 0; 注释下就可以了

[virtustate]

I've been puzzling over this as well. AFAIK, a rooms SetItems and SetRead objects don't work if the file is in under the /realms directory but the exact same code (with appropriate path adjustments) does work if the file is under any other directory. Very strange.

For example, when file under /realms directory.
look sheet or look at sheet results in: You can't look sheet.
read sheet results in: There is no sheet here.

I copied the exits commands to add a list of dummy items in the room to confirm that the 3 dummy objects from SetItems (a workroom, a sheet, a sign) are in the workroom under both the realms and domains directory so it doesn't seem the issue is in populated the room dummy items.

Could something be intercepting or interfering with the look command when a room is under the realms directory?!

[seikichin]

In the file "/lib/std/base_dummy.c" if you add a comment to
" if(!valid_event(previous_object(), this_object())) return 0; " it will be fine. so I think the sefun valid_event cause this problem.

[seikichin]

"lib/secure/sefun/sefun.c" line 495
int valid_event(object dester, object dested){
    string desterbase, destedbase, topdester, topdested;
    string contextdester, contextdested;
    int i;
    if(!dester || !dested) return 0;
    desterbase = base_name(dester);
    destedbase = base_name(dested);
    i = sscanf(desterbase,"/%s/%s/%*s", topdester, contextdester);
    //tc("dester i: "+i);
    //i = sscanf(desterbase,"/%s/%*s", topdester);
    //tc("dester: "+identify(dester));
    if(topdester != "realms" && topdester != "open") return 1;
    i = sscanf(destedbase,"/%s/%s/%*s", topdested, contextdested);
    //tc("dested i: "+i);
    if(contextdested && contextdester && contextdested == contextdester){
        return 1;
    }
    return 0;
}

[virtustate]

Thanks, that worked.

Replacing the valid_event code in sefun with what's in dead_souls3.9 also seems to work. I'm guessing this valid_event might be intending to restrict who can do things in the /realms and /open top level directories?

int valid_event(object dester, object dested) {
    string desterbase, destedbase, topdester, topdested;
    string contextdester, contextdested;
    int i;
    if (!dester || !dested) return 0;
    return 1;
    desterbase = base_name(dester);
    destedbase = base_name(dested);
    i = sscanf(desterbase, "/%s/%s/%*s", topdester, contextdester);
    if (topdester != "realms" && topdester != "open") return 1;
    i = sscanf(destedbase, "/%s/%s/%*s", topdested, contextdested);
    if (contextdested && contextdester && contextdested == contextdester) {
        return 1;
    }
    return 0;
}

[seikichin]

dead-souls lib has too much inheritance. debug is hard. I I use the chines mudlib: https://github.com/huangleon/fy2005.git If you read Chinese you can have a look at it. It's easy to be used

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---Original--- From: "Stephen Kelley"<[email protected]&gt; Date: Sat, Apr 11, 2020 04:52 AM To: "fluffos/dead-souls"<[email protected]&gt;; Cc: "Author"<[email protected]&gt;;"seikichin"<[email protected]&gt;; Subject: Re: [fluffos/dead-souls] read sign doesn't work (#1) Thanks, that worked. Replacing the valid_event code in sefun with what's in dead_souls3.9 also seems to work. I'm guessing this valid_event might be intending to restrict who can do things in the /realms and /open top level directories? int valid_event(object dester, object dested) { string desterbase, destedbase, topdester, topdested; string contextdester, contextdested; int i; if (!dester || !dested) return 0; return 1; desterbase = base_name(dester); destedbase = base_name(dested); i = sscanf(desterbase, "/%s/%s/%*s", topdester, contextdester); if (topdester != "realms" &amp;&amp; topdester != "open") return 1; i = sscanf(destedbase, "/%s/%s/%*s", topdested, contextdested); if (contextdested &amp;&amp; contextdester &amp;&amp; contextdested == contextdester) { return 1; } return 0; } — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[thefallentree]

pls submit PR to fix this :-)