▌│█║▌║▌║ Persistent HTTP Server Scripts Kit v1.0 ║▌║▌║█│▌
** You should have a basic working understanding of LSL, PHP, and mySQL to use these scripts to their full potential, and also to use them securely. **
In SL, prims / objects can ask the sim they are in for a unique URL that can be used to contact the prim from outside the grid. However, that URL changes under certain circumstances, like sim restarts, which means your external services won't be able to contact the server anymore.
These scripts fix that issue by detecting when the URL is empty or has changed and sending the new URL to an external database. Then, your services would just use the most recent URL stored in the database whenever they need to contact the prim.
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FEATURE LIST
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• Full-permission script with documentation inline - the script explains itself so you can learn from it and modify it
• Creates a persistent server out of any object in SL by communicating with an external DB or service to update its url when it changes
• Refreshes its own secure URL and uploads it to the database as needed
• Includes an example PHP script for use on a server to receive the calls and save them to the database
• Includes an importable SQL file to create the database structure expected by the example script
• No notecards to juggle with
• Customer service & Updates included
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PERMISSIONS
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☑ Modify ☑ Copy ☑ Transfer
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
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If you need help or have any questions, comments or concerns, feel free to contact Mizzy Maltz inworld via notecard, or use the customer service form on our website at: https://www.compilance.com/contact/
See item in Second Life- Full-permission script with inline-documentation
- Creates a persistent server out of any object in SL
- Refreshes and saves its own URL as needed
- Includes LSL, PHP, and SQL scripts
- Fully customizable and extendable
Good product, poor service
The product is good and does what it should.
Unfortunately, the support is very poor. The creator is rarely online, but advertises with custom orders that are unfortunately ignored.
