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A few of the features of LSL HTTP usage will be changing slightly as a part of the migration to using cloud hosted simulators. Our hope is that these changes will not cause any problems, but hope and testing are two different things, so... If you are the creator of LSL scripts that use any of the features discussed below, or you use scripts that rely on external HTTP services that were created by someone else, you should test them as soon as possible and report any problems in Jira. As sandboxes where you can test with these changes are deployed, we will post notices in this thread.
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Just in case you missed the post in the LSL Scripting forum, upcoming changes to LSL http-out are now live on some beta grid regions. Details are in the original post: -
Issue is now resolved - Thank you Hello all, I've searched in a lot of places and can't seem to find an answer. I have an object that makes several HTTP Requests via llHttpRequest, the problem is that every time it does there seems to be some kind of default "particle" animation consisting of white dots (see image). They appear every single time a request gets made, and it occurs when attached to an avatar or rezzed. Only the owner of the object can see their own objects' particles, but I really need to disable them. I have tried: llParticleSystem([]); Any inf
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Now with the new functions that were released onto the Wiki, a lot of my web servers used a Name2Key service(Such as W-Hat, or similar). One problem we were having is some services are not 100% reliable. Every now and then, we had NULL_KEYs returned. These scripts we made; we used as a backup when the online services were not working or did not produce the desired result. This is not meant to be used as an alternative to Name2Key with LSL scripts, it is used for websites that need Name2Key and are looking for a backup to their current Name2Key. This could obviously be expanded and is very
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At the present time there does not seem to be a reasonable method to retrieve In-World Textures from a Secure HTTPS web page. For example, if you try using the URL: https://secondlife.com/app/image/d2773340-b1dd-b030-e9bf-2c2851000283/2 That resolves to the following URL: http://texture-service.agni.lindenlab.com/d2773340-b1dd-b030-e9bf-2c2851000283/320x240.jpg/ But notice that the first part has been changed from https:// to http:// ... GACK! Any secure web page that attempts to include an In-World Texture will trigger a "mixed content" warning in every browser out there. -
I'm running into a deadline for an LSL project i want to complete and am looking to get a shortcut from someone i'm sure already knows the answer to. I've used this bounty like scheme in the past and it worked well so i thought i'd try it again. I will revise/delete this post after the bounty has been paid. Needing a solution for: I have a LSL list in script in a HUD i offer for sale. The list is currently about 8KB in size and could grow to as large as 16KB. Example list entries look like ["O019: Fire",<255,70,0>,"R029: Plasa Red",<225,0,60>,"LCyan",<29.07,202.98 -
We are continuing to update the reliability and stability of the LSL HTTP functionality in LSL. The latest changes involve validating the MIME type values: The HTTP_MIMETYPE parameter to llHTTPRequest is checked. LSL will validate these for proper format; requests that attempt to send an improperly formatted type will send a debug channel error, not send the request, and return a null request key. If you use the new HTTP_ACCEPT option to llHTTPRequest (which allows you to further restrict the type your script expects), the Content-Type of the response is checked
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Can a HTTP Proxy & SOCKS 5 Proxy IP Address be used to proxy login to the second life grid,with the SL-Viewer? What port number would be used for the login?
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Just like Authentication flow, which outlines the process by which the viewer establishes connections with a number of components,Server architecture,i.e the way viewer interacts with the Second Life servers, I want to know the flow in which SL is get connected with the web application. I want to connect SL with a web app written in python flask.when the URL created using python flask is hit from SL the response will be received by SL. what must be the flow for connection.? my web service will send request to sl web server..then how is the connection established?can you plz explain me i
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Just like Authentication flow, which outlines the process by which the viewer establishes connections with a number of components,Server architecture,i.e the way viewer interacts with the Second Life servers, I want to know the flow in which SL is get connected with the web application. I want to connect SL with a web app written in python flask.when the URL created using python flask is hit from SL the response will be received by SL. what must be the flow for connection.? my web service will send request to sl web server..then how is the connection established?can you plz explain me i
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