[Opensim-dev] Varregions have appeared on my grid - and new errors?

[Justin Clark-Casey]

On 28/11/14 12:50, Ai Austin wrote:
> Ai Austin wrote:
>  > 23:35:57 - [SCENE]: Unable to parse Uri /7b2022f0-5f19-488c-b7e5-829d8f96b448/
>  > Anyone know what the Unable to parse Uri /UUID/ means?
>
> JustinCC wrote:
>  > The error itself actually comes from the UserManagmentModule so the
>  > [SCENE] label is misleading.  I have corrected this through ee9fae23
>  > and added the user name (if available) user ID and original input
>  > creator data to the message.
>
>  > I should think this is due to a badly formed creator data field in
>  > one of the objects.  We may be better off simply ignoring such failures
>  > rather than logging unless an explicit logging level is enabled.
>
> With the extra logging I se its a Campfire from Neb...
>
> 12:40:06 - [USER MANAGEMENT MODULE]: Unable to parse home URL /7b2022f0-5f19-488c-b7e5-829d8f96b448/ for user name
> Nebadon.Izumi, ID 7b2022f0-5f19-488c-b7e5-829d8f96b448 from original creator data
> /7b2022f0-5f19-488c-b7e5-829d8f96b448/;Nebadon Izumi when adding user info.
>
> When I examine the object in a viewer it says the creator is
>
> Nebadon.Izumi @unknown
> 7b2022f0-5f19-488c-b7e5-829d8f96b448
>
> Note the @unknown... I think before it might have indicated osgrid.org. Could this simply be because OSGrid is down and
> the HG system is trying to look up some grid name that is offline or inaccessible?

The @unknown part is actually added by the code right after the logged message.

It effectively indicates the same thing that the log message is saying - "/7b2022f0-5f19-488c-b7e5-829d8f96b448/" is not 
a valid URL for creator information.

I am not super familiar with the format but I believe it should be something more like http://osgrid.org, not the UUID 
shown here.  I don't know how that could have happened - maybe some transient bug in filling in that field.

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