Finally have managed to get Opensim working on the uni's virtual machine after spending a week annoying IS support. It was hanging up on the region handshake when I tried yo connect using impudence. Could not find anything on opensim discussion boards about this problem on virtual machines; just stuff about the error being caused by port forwarding in routers. The virtual cluster is pretty much a black-box to me, so was worried this might make it impossible to run Opensim on VM. In the end it just needed the UDP ports opened. Now all I have to do is think of what we can use Opensim for. At the moment I am planning to shift large teaching simulations off Second Life onto Opensim, as they are used by local users, and then use the Second Life region as an open demonstrator of simple simulation exercises, using Facebook to track/authenticate users... so that should keep me busy for the rest of June.
Saturday, 23 June 2012
Opensim on VM: Finally working....
Finally have managed to get Opensim working on the uni's virtual machine after spending a week annoying IS support. It was hanging up on the region handshake when I tried yo connect using impudence. Could not find anything on opensim discussion boards about this problem on virtual machines; just stuff about the error being caused by port forwarding in routers. The virtual cluster is pretty much a black-box to me, so was worried this might make it impossible to run Opensim on VM. In the end it just needed the UDP ports opened. Now all I have to do is think of what we can use Opensim for. At the moment I am planning to shift large teaching simulations off Second Life onto Opensim, as they are used by local users, and then use the Second Life region as an open demonstrator of simple simulation exercises, using Facebook to track/authenticate users... so that should keep me busy for the rest of June.
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
Virtually Useless
Finally getting round to moving the Second Life exercises to Opensim. Have played around a bit with Opensim on standalone machines, so expected it to be straightforward to set it up on a virtual cloud server at 129.215.10.17 Well, it runs... but couldn't connect to it with Imprudence. Tried connecting to 9000 port: niente!
Re connecting to Opensim, what does the message it returns when running mean?
Open source weirdness....
Re connecting to Opensim, what does the message it returns when running mean?
"Ooops!
The page you requested has been obsconded with by knomes. Find hippos quick!
If you are trying to log-in, your link parameters should have: "-loginpage http:///?method=login -loginuri http:///" in your link"
Open source weirdness....
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