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<URL: http://bugs.freeciv.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=17548 > This transaction appears to have no content Dear bugs@xxxxxxxxxxx, I am trying freeciv from svn. This is version 12004 on Fedora Core 5. I can not set autosave from civclient (is this meant to be that way?), so I start civserver separately. If I start civclient and then try to connect, it crashes, but "civclient -a" somehow works. After a few turns, civserver says: > Game saved as 20060601-2750.sav.gz > 1: In file 20060601-2700.sav.gz, there is no entry in the registry for c5.ai.urgency (or the entries are out of order. This means a less efficient non-tabular format will be used. To avoid this make sure all rows of a table are filled out with an entry for every column. This is surely a bug so if you're reading this message, report it to bugs@xxxxxxxxxxx. Game saved as 20060601-2700.sav.gz > The save files are attached. Thanks! NicolauDear bugs@xxxxxxxxxxx, I am trying freeciv from svn. This is version 12004 on Fedora Core 5. I can not set autosave from civclient (is this meant to be that way?), so I start civserver separately. If I start civclient and then try to connect, it crashes, but "civclient -a" somehow works. After a few turns, civserver says: > Game saved as 20060601-2750.sav.gz > 1: In file 20060601-2700.sav.gz, there is no entry in the registry for c5.ai.urgency (or the entries are out of order. This means a less efficient non-tabular format will be used. To avoid this make sure all rows of a table are filled out with an entry for every column. This is surely a bug so if you're reading this message, report it to bugs@xxxxxxxxxxx. Game saved as 20060601-2700.sav.gz > The save files are attached. Thanks! Nicolau
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