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many changes by Dave: - Fix the password problem so passwords are actually checked. - Change some default options like SAVE_HOMEDIR, XPM_PIX (you hade the port requiring xpm but CF wasn't configured to link it in), ForceCCOPTIONS, EXPLORE_MODE, etc. - Remove the empty ${CFDIR}/lib/shutdown from the Makefile and the PLIST. This file just causes the program to exit without saying why until the user manually removes the file. - Fix "crossfire -o" to call uname correctly. - Set logfile to be line buffered (instead of block buffered) since they hardly ever call fflush(3). Submitted by: Dave Chapeskie <dchapes@golden.net>
1997-09-18 14:21:06 +00:00
--- include/config.h.orig Sun Jan 5 19:59:44 1997
+++ include/config.h Wed Sep 17 15:46:08 1997
@@ -188,6 +188,7 @@
*/
/* #define EXPLORE_MODE */
+#define EXPLORE_MODE
/****************************************************************************/
/* Patch: NOT_PERMADEATH Author: Charles Henrich */
@@ -286,7 +287,7 @@
#ifndef LOGFILE
#define LOGFILE "/tmp/cross.log"
#endif
-/*#define NO_ADD*/
+#define NO_ADD
/* #define ONE_PLAYER_PR_UID */
/*
@@ -500,7 +501,7 @@
added crossfire 0.92.8 crossfire is a multiplayer graphical arcade and adventure game made for X-Windows. It contains elements of various famous games like nethack and moria. There are different quests to solve, many maps make the game really interesting. Nice sound capabilities via rplay. Different players can form a team over network. Treasure and experience points will be shared equally among the players of a team. Could please someone try to fix the password authentication ?! In server/main.c the function check_passwd doesn't work properly. I made a workaround returning always ok (1) here and marked it as UGLY_PASSWORD_HACK...
1996-11-02 13:53:37 +00:00
/*#define SAVE_PLAYER*/
many changes by Dave: - Fix the password problem so passwords are actually checked. - Change some default options like SAVE_HOMEDIR, XPM_PIX (you hade the port requiring xpm but CF wasn't configured to link it in), ForceCCOPTIONS, EXPLORE_MODE, etc. - Remove the empty ${CFDIR}/lib/shutdown from the Makefile and the PLIST. This file just causes the program to exit without saying why until the user manually removes the file. - Fix "crossfire -o" to call uname correctly. - Set logfile to be line buffered (instead of block buffered) since they hardly ever call fflush(3). Submitted by: Dave Chapeskie <dchapes@golden.net>
1997-09-18 14:21:06 +00:00
/* #define SAVE_HOMEDIR */
-/* #define LOCK_PLAYER */
+#define LOCK_PLAYER
added crossfire 0.92.8 crossfire is a multiplayer graphical arcade and adventure game made for X-Windows. It contains elements of various famous games like nethack and moria. There are different quests to solve, many maps make the game really interesting. Nice sound capabilities via rplay. Different players can form a team over network. Treasure and experience points will be shared equally among the players of a team. Could please someone try to fix the password authentication ?! In server/main.c the function check_passwd doesn't work properly. I made a workaround returning always ok (1) here and marked it as UGLY_PASSWORD_HACK...
1996-11-02 13:53:37 +00:00
#define USE_CHECKSUM
update port to new version 0.93.0
1997-01-25 12:27:16 +00:00
/* #define ENABLE_CHECKSUM */ /* Will be default in distant future versions */
many changes by Dave: - Fix the password problem so passwords are actually checked. - Change some default options like SAVE_HOMEDIR, XPM_PIX (you hade the port requiring xpm but CF wasn't configured to link it in), ForceCCOPTIONS, EXPLORE_MODE, etc. - Remove the empty ${CFDIR}/lib/shutdown from the Makefile and the PLIST. This file just causes the program to exit without saying why until the user manually removes the file. - Fix "crossfire -o" to call uname correctly. - Set logfile to be line buffered (instead of block buffered) since they hardly ever call fflush(3). Submitted by: Dave Chapeskie <dchapes@golden.net>
1997-09-18 14:21:06 +00:00
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