TPT is now free to play!
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@jacob1 This build is unacceptable. Even if it's just for April Fools', it was NOT built from the sources on GitHub!
(citation: cannot transfer powder.pref between the two, even when I take into account that you changed the salt)
What good is open source software if the OFFICIAL UPDATE BINARY is NOT BUILT FROM THE SOURCE????? -
@nonnymoose (View Post)
Correct me if i'm wrong, but I do not need to provide the exact compile flags used.
You can see here, if you add -DSALT=whatever to the command line, you can change the salt: https://github.com/ThePowderToy/The-Powder-Toy/blob/master/src/gui/game/GameController.cpp#L46
The build server doesn't support editing the code before compiling. It doesn't look like I published the official build server code, but the snapshot build server code is here: https://git.starcatcher.us/Jacob/buildserver-snapshotEdited 2 times by jacob1. Last: 1st Apr 2018 -
(By the way, the anger is for April Fools; I'm actually just miffed)
I was actually not talking about that. I extracted the salt from the official binary using strings and built TPT with that salt. It still didn't load my powder.pref file.
EDIT: Wait, I just read your entire post. Now I think it's some kind of bug.
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@nonnymoose (View Post)
Someone else on IRC is also having difficulties, I'll play around with it after I eat lunch. It starts with X6hc and ends with iXe. Literally just used
export CPPDEFINES='SALT="\"[REDACTED]\"" SERVERSALT="\"[DATA EXPUNGED]\""' -
@jacob1 The issue might be that I didn't include the server salt. I'll try it again.
EDIT: No, it still has the problem. I included both hashes and checked to ensure that they ended up in the binary, and it still didn't work :(
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Is your lawyers Fighters?! I hope not..
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jacob1- Actually, never mind. Sorry to waste your time. I don't care anymore (spending the entire day on something that will go away at the end of the day?)
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@nonnymoose (View Post)
Actually I am pretty interested. I did figure it out. It's a bug in the code, it's a miracle the code works as is, it could easily cause crashes or broken hashes.
On this line it's adding the coins as an int to the char* "-", instead of first converting it to std::string. I did some very basic testing and that's definitely not working properly and can cause weird issues.
You'll probably have to compile a c++ program to get the same behavior and replicate the hashes.Edited once by jacob1. Last: 1st Apr 2018
