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[ShadowLink64]

Hi all,

I've updated Abrosia to the newest version. Hopefully I can do more soon. These are the things I've changed:

- Fixed KeyError: "#" bug (see: http://www.neocodex....-abrosia-error/)
- If a shop has 23 or more items in stock for more than 5 minutes, it changes the shop. If you are an Adv. Member and only have 1 shop set, it will just stay in that shop.
- 43% faster downloading speed for Neocodex Item Database files (when first using Abrosia).

I've only tested these on my own copy, so please report any recurrence of these bugs in this area: http://www.neocodex.us/forum/tracker/

[Romy]

- If a shop has 23 or more items in stock for more than 5 minutes, it changes the shop. If you are an Adv. Member and only have 1 shop set, it will just stay in that shop.

That is AMAZING.

[KaibaSama]

- If a shop has 23 or more items in stock for more than 5 minutes, it changes the shop. If you are an Adv. Member and only have 1 shop set, it will just stay in that shop.

Yes, thank you so much for this! Now I can run abrosia in Cards and Spooky Foods (which typically have around 23 items) without having to manually check it to see if I need to change to a different shop! Wonderful update!

(Y we no have clapping smiley face? If we do I can't seem to find it.) *manually claps*

Edited by Satsuki, 02 November 2012 - 07:39 PM.

[Boggart]

Cool, Ambrosia update

[HappyAccident]

Niice. Great job Shadow.

[grapes]

^A'm'brosia?

[Scot]

I don't know man. I've been in the same shop for the past 2 years. I don't want to look like a quitter.

[mazeneo]

have the abrosia auto update???
or should be manually???

[grapes]

You'll get updated automatically.

[ShadowLink64]

You may have noticed some small downtime just now -- I just enabled data compression for a lot of our Items DB data going to Abrosia. Turns out we did this before, but when we moved to EC2 hosting we didn't enable it for this particular data again.

- This now results in a 43% faster download speed of Item DB data upon first loading Abrosia, and the same reduction in our outgoing bandwidth.
- From doing a quick calculation, this savings amounts to about 20 GB per month of bandwidth, which means we save about $3 per month. Yay!

[Waser Lave]

- From doing a quick calculation, this savings amounts to about 20 GB per month of bandwidth, which means we save about $3 per month. Yay!

I believe the price of EC2 instances dropped slightly a few days ago too so that should have also saved a little bit depending on our instance type.

[Boggart]

You may have noticed some small downtime just now -- I just enabled data compression for a lot of our Items DB data going to Abrosia. Turns out we did this before, but when we moved to EC2 hosting we didn't enable it for this particular data again.

- This now results in a 43% faster download speed of Item DB data upon first loading Abrosia, and the same reduction in our outgoing bandwidth.
- From doing a quick calculation, this savings amounts to about 20 GB per month of bandwidth, which means we save about $3 per month. Yay!

Make advanced cheaper then you money grubbing Canadian

[revenge1991]

wicked hob on the updates:D

[Adam]

Good job bumping the topic, especially with a useless reply.