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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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Pretty much what it says on the tin. Discovered this bug by attempting to log in an AV with ~370 friends. The result was an unhandled exception in Network.SendPacket. Traced it down to the friends manager calling AvatarManager.RequestAvatarNames for all 370 UUIDs. RequestAvatarNames should probably split large requests up into blocks as per the attached diff. This seems to work for me.
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Description
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Pretty much what it says on the tin. Discovered this bug by attempting to log in an AV with ~370 friends. The result was an unhandled exception in Network.SendPacket. Traced it down to the friends manager calling AvatarManager.RequestAvatarNames for all 370 UUIDs. RequestAvatarNames should probably split large requests up into blocks as per the attached diff. This seems to work for me. |
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Bug
Resolved
Minor
AvatarManager.RequestAvatarNames can produce an oversized UUIDNameRequestPacket when called with a long list of UUIDs
