Time Nick Message 00:10 skibur Morning 00:11 skibur Does enabling enable_local_map_saving speed up the game experience? 00:13 sfan5 it does not 00:32 skibur How do I set the depth 255 of v7 map? 00:33 sfan5 you want the map to only go down til -255? 00:33 skibur yes 00:33 sfan5 I think there's a setting for map generation limit 02:20 quickq Quick question for you all. Linux novice here, running a MT server (0.4.17) on a Raspberry Pi. Ran into that issue where players are shifted vertically by one node. I see that the solution is rolling back to 0.4.16. 02:20 quickq My question is, how do I do that? Can someone point me to a resource for downgrading the server and the game? 02:21 Calinou quickq: which version are the clients using? 02:21 Calinou either way, we recommend upgrading to Minetest 5.0.0 or later 02:21 Calinou (on Raspberry Pi, I believe you'll need to compile it from source) 02:22 quickq I'm on 0.4.17, others are on .16. Yes, have to compile on R-Pi for sure, but I tried that and gave up after many hours. Lol Kept running into compiling errors and just couldn't overcome it. 02:24 quickq Tried both of these methods: https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=21723 02:25 quickq https://blog.networked.space/minetest-on-raspberry-pi.html 02:25 quickq On the R-Pi 3 B+, but no joy. :( 02:29 quickq Though I suppose I haven't gone through the steps on Github. I'll try that tonight (after the kids are off the server and in bed) and maybe have some luck there! 06:24 Extex Hey what do you think about an option of plantlike rooted that has the plantlike portion within the node? 06:24 Extex So we could have like leaves with apple inside of it 06:54 Extex Gtg cya ppls 11:38 texmex Extex: not very ”plantlike” anymore but I like it :) 11:40 texmex But then we might as well use that as water with plantlike in it, which would be the most non-weird solution to the initial problem that plantlike_rooted was trying to solve. 15:15 magicuserbaby Hello, everyone! Had a question last night and was recommended to update from 0.4.17 to 5.x. After a couple failures, managed to compile it on my Raspberry Pi (using the Github readme), but my bin dir is empty. Any guidance here? 15:16 DS-minetest what cmake options did you use? 15:17 magicuserbaby I used run in place = true, build client = false, build server = true! 15:18 JDCodeIt you mean -DBUILD_SERVER=TRUE -DBUILD_CLIENT=FALSE -DRUN_IN_PLACE=1 15:19 magicuserbaby Yes, that's correct, but for -DRUN_IN_PLACE, I used "TRUE", not "1" - think that was my problem? 15:19 DS-minetest did make say that it created a binary? 15:19 magicuserbaby I can check - can you point me to the log on that? 15:19 DS-minetest TRUE is fine in -DRUN_IN_PLACE 15:19 Krock TRUE and 1 are likely handled the same way 15:20 magicuserbaby Okay, that's what I thought - I was following the readme syntax using TRUE 15:21 DS-minetest were there any build errors in the output of make? 15:23 magicuserbaby None that I noticed, but it did take about an hour to compile, so I didn't babysit it as much as I should have. Lol 15:23 magicuserbaby The make count was 100, if that indicates that it was 100% 15:24 DS-minetest maybe look for something like "Linking CXX executable ../bin/minetest" 15:25 magicuserbaby Will do! Would I find that in the CMakeOutput.log? 15:25 JDCodeIt cmake builds the Makefile, make uses that to build, so it would be output from the make command 15:25 DS-minetest i meant in the terminal output 15:27 Krock re-running make will also show that 15:28 magicuserbaby Oh, okay, thanks everyone! I'll re-run make and see what output I get! 15:28 magicuserbaby I'll update you here shortly! 15:29 Krock normally you should get a minetest(server) binary into the bin/ directory of the git clone 15:29 Krock make install would then copy the files to the appropriate location 15:30 magicuserbaby Okay, that's what I was expecting, based on everything I've read (and tried) when compiling. 15:31 magicuserbaby Now, just to make sure I'm not looking somewhere silly, the /bin dir of the git clone should be the root "/" "bin", right? 15:31 magicuserbaby I'm comfortable with Linux, but I'm no power user, so I have to ask. :) 15:31 JDCodeIt it will be where you installed the source code 15:31 DS-minetest no, it should be the bin folder in your minetest folder 15:32 magicuserbaby Okay, gotcha - it's not in either "bins", /bin or /home/$user/minetest/bin 15:32 magicuserbaby Rerunning make now! 15:32 DS-minetest (the "no" references more than one line far) 15:32 magicuserbaby 15%! I'll update in about an hour. Lol 15:33 JDCodeIt The Pi is pretty limited for RAM, so make -j1 is probably all you can manage without going into the swap space (if you have any) 15:33 DS-minetest rerunning make shouldn't take long if it was already built (it'll just link the object files again) 15:35 magicuserbaby Yeah, it's running an a Model 3 B+, I had it on 0.4.17 and it ran quite well, but in the make command, I'm using the j$(nproc) option 15:35 magicuserbaby Would I be better off specifying one core? 15:35 JDCodeIt I think it has 4 processors, but only 1GB RAM 15:36 magicuserbaby You are correct! 15:36 magicuserbaby I do have a swap partition on there, if I could leverage that somehow. 15:36 JDCodeIt use top to see how much each job is taking, if you are heavily into swap, probably it is more efficient to use 1 job 15:37 magicuserbaby Good to know. I'm still running the 0.4.17, and building on yet another Pi to get a test case for 5.1, so I've got room for experimentation! 15:44 JDCodeIt swap is moving a lot of data between RAM and the SD card or USB drive you might have attached. That's not too fast... 15:53 magicuserbaby Makes sense! I'm running it off an SD card, so I definitely see how that would slow stuff down. 15:53 magicuserbaby 23% on make... Lol 15:53 magicuserbaby Taking longer than I expected - seems like something may have in fact gone wrong compiling last night,. 16:42 magicuserbaby JDCodelt: So, my test build was too slow, so I jumped ship on it and started on my primary Pi (the B+) and using a faster/larger SD card. Compiling failed again, even using the exact same process I did on the test Pi. 16:42 magicuserbaby So, I used one job, as you recommended, and that's doing the trick for me! :) 16:43 magicuserbaby So I think I'm in good shape now - I'll update about the bin dir after compiling is done. 17:14 ook Hello 17:15 magicuserbaby Oh, boy! I'm in business! Thanks again for the help, all! 21:08 Extex I'm trying to update my fork of MTG 21:08 Extex But it says that it can't merge 21:09 Extex I've kinda completely messed up my fork 21:10 Extex I've deleted master and it's just a mess 21:11 Extex Is there some way I can update it but keep my Charcoals branch? 21:11 Extex Also I don't have git I'm using github 21:12 Extex My Computer is pretty messed up so I'm not gonna try installing anything new 21:55 vivian Hey guys! I have a question running a mintiest server. I've just installed the server on my vServer. Port ist open. When I try to connect via the client, I get all the time an "Connection timed out". But on the server side, I receive the following message: 2020-03-21 22:45:20: INFO[Server]: Server: New connection: "vivian" from **** 21:56 vivian What could be the problem here? 21:59 vivian Any idea on that? 21:59 sfan5 outgoing packets not arriving 22:00 vivian Ah! SO I need to open the firewall for outgoing traffic on my mintiest UDP port? 22:00 Krock yes 22:03 vivian Ok, I opened outgoing UDP port, but still the same. 22:05 sfan5 did you open outgoing traffic *to* some port? because that would be wrong 22:07 vivian Allow outgoing to all on ports 30008/tcp, 30008/udp & Allow incoming from all on ports 30008/tcp, 30008/udp 22:08 Extex How do I make a HUD maintain its aspect ratio? 22:08 sfan5 "on ports" meaning what exactly? 22:09 sfan5 you need to allow outgoing traffic *from* port 30008/udp 22:11 vivian Chain OUTPUT (policy DROP) 22:11 vivian ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp dpt:30008ACCEPT udp -- anywhere anywhere udp dpt:30008 22:11 vivian Looks like that's correct. 22:12 sfan5 dpt:30008 is *to* port 30008 22:12 sfan5 what you need is iptables -A OUTPUT -m tcp -p tcp --sport 30008 -j ACCEPT 22:13 sfan5 eh, -m udp -p udp instead of tcp 22:21 vivian Thank you sfan5! I have this rule in my iptable. Incoming as well as outgoing. But still now change here. 22:24 sfan5 how does your incoming rule and outgoing rule look now? 22:34 vivian Chain INPUT 22:34 vivian ACCEPT udp -- anywhere anywhere udp dpt:30008 22:34 vivian Chain OUTPUT 22:34 vivian ACCEPT udp -- anywhere anywhere udp spt:30008 22:35 sfan5 hm, looks correct 22:36 Krock wrong bind_address setting? restart minetestserver? 22:40 Extex I'm trying to split up command parameters 22:40 Extex I have three parameters 22:42 Extex I've tried using local one, two, three = string.gmatch(param, "%S+) 22:42 sfan5 string.split exists (in minetest) 22:42 Extex But they all return a function value? 22:43 sfan5 ? 22:43 vivian Okay problem found! My server had two external ip-addresses. I deactivated one of them. Now it works! 22:44 vivian Thank you for your help guys! 22:44 Extex Ok now it's saying it's a table. 22:44 vivian Another problem: 22:44 Extex Gonna try setting each param to different indexes 22:45 vivian venet0:0 22:46 vivian A serialization error occurred: unsupported ItemDefintition version. The Server is probaply running a different version of Minetest. 22:46 Krock > The Server is probaply running a different version of Minetest. 22:46 Krock that might be the problem 22:46 Krock 0.4.x clients cannot connect to 5.x servers, or vice-versa 22:47 vivian Server: VER=0.4.17.1 Client on Mac: 5.2.0.dev-10.11.6 22:47 Krock bingo. 22:47 vivian Just installed all the stuff today. What do I have to change? 22:47 Krock I'd recommend to upgrade the server to 5.1.1 or newer 22:48 Krock either using PPAs or building from source 22:49 Krock there are some "0.4.x & 5.x" servers around, but I can only imagine how that horrible mess of code looks like 22:50 Krock with these final worlds. good night. 22:50 Krock -l 22:50 vivian Thank you! 22:58 vivian Whats the best way to install a current minetest server on CentOS? 23:05 sfan5 hm, centos has quite outdated software in general 23:05 sfan5 I guess compile from source 23:07 sfan5 https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?p=311160#p311160 this script should also work on centos if you replace the section that installs dependencies