"internal error from source of verification"

[Pamela Galli]

I gave someone my usual security panel (whitelist script I did not make) and he says he got this error:  internal error from source of verification,

 

What does this mean and what am I supposed to do about it?

 

thanks!

[PeterCanessa Oh]

That's not an LSL script-error that I've heard of.

My guess is that the source of verification (eg; an external thing this script uses) has an internal error (which we can't see or do anything about).  You'll have to take it up with whoever did make the script.

Unless you have more clues?

[Freya Mokusei]

As Peter says, this is a proprietary script error, not one built into LSL.

However by extrapolating a bit, I assume the whitelist script limits access based on some input? Like a notecard you add to the prim at the same time?

If so, check the commands issued to the whitelist script. There may be bad punctuation, malformed names or improperly ended lines?

 Hope that helps =]

[Pamela Galli]

Thanks I will pass this along!

[Ela Talaj]

An LSL run-time error comes only on debug channel, in which case it would be in red and there is also a lil red icon appearing over the object. To see the error the SL debug channel must be enabled in preferences (or wherever its toggle is, don't remember exactly) but the lil red icon would be visible regardless.

If the above not occuring it is not a run-time LSL error.