Hello,<br><br>I was going to file this with the bug tracker, but I don't think it has to do specifically with OpenSim. Basically, on the Download section of the website (<a href="http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Downloads">http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Downloads</a>) you can download a pre-packaged version of the stable release (0.5.0) with the following link:<br>
<br><a href="http://opensimulator.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tags/0.5.0-release.tar.gz?view=tar">http://opensimulator.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tags/0.5.0-release.tar.gz?view=tar</a><br><br>This seems to work fine, except for the fact that there must be some way that viewcvs.cgi is tar'ing the file that has a limit on the length of the file paths. The box I am compiling OpenSim on is CentOS 5.0. I was running into trouble compiling OpenSim from the 0.5.0 tar ball due to an error in the OpenSim/Region/Terrain.BasicTerrain/TerrainEngine.cs source file. It couldn't find the AerobicErosion function, so I went looking for it. That's when I found the OpenSim/Region/Terrain.BasicTerrain/libTerrainBSD/Channel/Manipulators/AerobicErosion. file (that's right, no cs extension). After some twiddling, I found that the directory had several incorrectly named files (HydraulicErosio, ThermalWeatheri) and when I looked at a listing of the tar file (tar -ztf), the incorrect file names all had the same path length (i.e. the paths were truncated). I looked at the SVN version and they were named correctly, so I went back into the release tree and renamed all the files correctly and re-ran runprebuild.sh and nant and it compiled without a problem.<br>
<br>I downloaded the tar file again, this time on Windows, and opened it with WinZip. The files in that directory were named as follows:<br>AerobicErosion.0000644<br>HydraulicErosio0000644<br>NavierStrokes.cs0000644<br>ThermalWeatheri0000644<br>
<br>Just to make sure it wasn't tar, I tar'ed the corrected tree and there were no truncated file names. Just thought I would let you know since others may be experiencing the same problem.<br><br>