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Bzflag bambino Patch#
Bzflag bambino software#
Bzflag bambino code#

Security is of paramount importance, never compromise the server's ability to operate securely.Ask an admin if you need something configured differently, like getting apache responding to a new website.

Bzflag bambino software#

Ask an admin if you need any software installed that isn't already.

Help keep the critical system services running at all times (httpd, named, mysqld).

Report anything suspicious, any indications of intrusion, any catastrophic system events that you notice to an admin.

Don't run any programs that might affect any existing system services or the stability/uptime of the server (ask).

Don't circumvent any existing permissions, logging, or security measures.

No rummaging around other people's files (even if the filesystem permissions allow it) without their permission.

No exposing or sharing of personally identifiable information.

No hogging (cpu, bandwidth, disk, etc), keep an eye on what you're using in relation to others.

laws), nothing that will put the server at risk of being shut down If you weasel around the sprit of the rules and cause trouble, you'll likely get permanently kicked off the server. So read the rules with intent in mind, not the strict wording. It's worth noting that this set of rules is intentionally not written in legalese in order to keep things simple to understand and cordial. If you have any questions about these rules, please do ask. Let whomever is creating the account know that you agree to these usage rules in their entirety. Acceptable Use PolicyĪll individuals that are offered an account on this server are expected to abide by a common set of usage rules. Asking for an account is one of the best ways to assure that you won't get one. Accounts are offered to friends by friends when a need arises. If you weren't offered an account, don't ask for one. Either that or you just happened to find the link so kudos for finding the link but it won't help you get an account. If you're reading this, it's highly likely that you're being offered an account on the server. This is a list of them for historical reference.This server is a public community resource. Some of these development releases had there own pages for development planning. Development versions for major releases are generally not compatible with any other release, including different builds of themselves.

Bzflag bambino code#

These versions are where the developers work on the code that goes into each release. Versions earlier then 1.7c-X were closed source.Įvery release is preceded by a development version. There are currently 40 open source versions of BZFlag. On non-developer releases, the number is generally only incremented and reposed if there was something deficient with the version already posted.

Bzflag bambino Patch#

Lower patch numbers on a developer revision (where the MINOR number is an odd-number) tend to imply less stability whereas higher patch numbers tend to imply greater stability. Labels and comments that a given release is an RC (Release Candidate) version or that it's a beta or an alpha release are merely intended to describe the stability of a given version but are not part of the version itself. The build number is simply increment for each publishing.Ģ.4.0.1 and 2.4.0.2 are both builds of a 2.4.0 release. Releases are always done with even numbers in the first triplet. A special case is held for development of a new MAJOR version, it is done using the MINOR version of 99. Incompatable releases use an odd MINOR version. This is what we change to differentiate different downloads of the same code.ĭevelopment Versions and Release Versions ĭevelopment of a new version of BZFlag occurs on the odd version of the lowest required version number. It is updated often and represents only minor changes to the code or packaging system.

The BUILD number is incremented each time a package is built and posted. The RELEASE number is iterated across the various releases of that given MAJOR.MINOR version and represents feature additions and enhancements that maintain compatability with all versions sharing the same MAJOR.MINOR pair. The MINOR number represents changes to a version that break it's compatibility with with previous releases. In this version numbering scheme, the MAJOR number implies predominant changes to the software system that makes it visually different from the previous version. This numbering scheme is similar to many open source software projects. The version system uses a 4 digit system that contains the following values The information in following regarding BZFlag's version scheme pertains to the system put into place for the v2.3 /2.4 release Version Numbering Systems History īZFlag has undergone several different numbering schemes over the years (decades) that can be roughly categorized as follows: the 1.7 alphabet soup series, the 1.10 through 2.0 series, and the "new" "quad" system currently in place.

1.3 Development Versions and Release Versions.