On Mon, Apr 05, 2010 at 07:45:39PM +0400, recovery...@gmail.com wrote:
> Now if one actually runs crawl with userid different from 'root' or 'games',
> crawl works ok, but:
>
> 1) If in-game character dies, crawl wants to update its scores file.
> 2) Considering above-mentioned file is unwritable, crawl just silently fails.
> 3) As a consequence, in-game character savegame in not deleted.
>
> So, one can just run crawl again, and select just-died character, and continue
> playing from last save (or character creation, if one never saved).
Yay :(
I tested it well when reworking these parts of upstream installation, but
Debian packaging needed this to be done separately -- and here I failed.
> Such character immortality is certainly cool 'feature', but I doubt it was
> intended upstream - hence this bug is tagged 'normal'.
For a roguelike, it's more of severity 'grave'.
>
> Suggested fix [...]
Of course, thanks!
I'm having trouble installing kfreebsd to fix the build failure there, so it
may take a while before I'll have something to upload. If someone around
has working kfreebsd, that one looks like an easy fix.
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// adequately explained by malice.
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