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Galet

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  1. Hi Folks,

    I don't know why, but sometimes my auth crash.

    If I'm connecting to the server for example, sometime my server suddenly close with "connection: refused"


    Here's my syserr, syslog, from auth and db.

    I'm pretty sure it is caused by :
     

    CLIENT_DESC [db_clientdesc] trying DBPacket() while not connected
    

    DB syslog : http://pastebin.com/5JmMiKTC

    DB syserr : empty

    Auth syslog : http://pastebin.com/YGQAwh4n

    Auth syserr : http://pastebin.com/YcF9upZi

    And I have a db.core

     

    Thanks, have a nice day. :)

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    Ouh, that's an easy one, leave it to me! :)

     

    unique_ptr is a function that's introduced with c++11. I guess you're not compiling with c++11 support then. Either replace all unique_ptr with auto_ptr (which is not recommended since auto_ptr is deprecated) or add -std=c++11 or -std=c++14 if you want c++14. Also make sure your compiler does support these instructions (c++11 support is poor in old gcc versions) and everything should work with unique_ptr  :)

     

     

    c++14 doesn't work for me, it's return me an error about the non-existence of the command. :x

     

     

    Which version of gcc/clang are you using? :)

    You need gcc 4.8 or higher! :) You can either use -std=c++14 or -std=c++1y

    If you're full brave and man enough you can try -std=c++17 or -std==c++1z but note that trigraphs won't work in this version since they're deprecated and now removed. So empire language won't work anymore unless you convert the trigraphs before :)

     

    GCC 49 Btw :x

     

    i'll try 1y ^^

     

    PS : Works with 1y, thanks :D

  3.  

    Impossible to refine an item if this item is in the 4th or on the 3th inventory page. :x

    vanilla core/source?

     

    No, my own sources, I fixed EVERYTHING about the 4th inventory except this bug, I told to sb that vanilla core can cause this bug.

     

    PS : I don't know if I had this bug before.

  4.  

    Ouh, that's an easy one, leave it to me! :)

     

    unique_ptr is a function that's introduced with c++11. I guess you're not compiling with c++11 support then. Either replace all unique_ptr with auto_ptr (which is not recommended since auto_ptr is deprecated) or add -std=c++11 or -std=c++14 if you want c++14. Also make sure your compiler does support these instructions (c++11 support is poor in old gcc versions) and everything should work with unique_ptr  :)

     

     

    c++14 doesn't work for me, it's return me an error about the non-existence of the command. :x

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