Seriously, do quests work?

[bot403]

Ok i have poured about 6 hours total into figuring out quests, but they just dont seem to work. Please tell me, do quests work in Linux. I WANT A FIRSTHAND ANSWER. Don't say yes unless you have tested the scripts in linux and have seen a quest work on a linux server. I have tried everything i can think of including looking a the source trying to get it to work and nothing prevails.

[TheClaus]

I looked bot and even after I changed my quests to Quests like it showed in the source it still won't work. It is suppose to do the following


#ifdef WIN32
snprintf(filename, 254, "Quests\\%i.qst", npc_id);
#else
snprintf(filename, 254, "Quests/%i.qst", npc_id);
#endif

if (pFile = fopen ( filename , "rb" )) {
printf("Reading quests from %s\n", filename);
}
else {
//printf("Error: No quests file found for %s\n", zonename);
return;


But when looking at the logs it doesn't say anything like that in world or zone.

[bot403]

true....very true...thanks

[Lurker_005]

I doubt this is it, but be sure to check the permisions on the quests dir and files. You never know, perhaps you got it set to something odd.

[bot403]

chmod 777 usually will let you know right away if it is perms...its not :(
i also have symlinks from quest Quest quests all to Quests just incase. I looked at the source and it lookds for Quests/(npcid).qst....so i think ive covered all possibilities, but its just Quests.... i even recompiles changing Quests/%i.qst to ./Quests/%i.qst...to no avail,....nothing even shows up in the logs about quests like all though print statements should make it look. That is the entire Wesquests.cpp doesnt even seem to be used.

[TheClaus]

Well I was going to setup a windows box and do some internal testin but minilogin is not right. I don't want to use public login though so I will have to throw it out on the eqemu login server and see what happens. If it works in windows then something is wrong.

[stormgod]

which file is supposed to call Wesquest ? could be there if the win32def was searching for the right thing and the linux one not .I suppose it should be in client .cpp and I will try to look in it today