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@mememan @SavageNoob Your Java installs are likely out of date. You should update to the latest.

A bit late, but Galacticraft (and by extension Extra Planets) machines are sided, so automation can only extract from one side. That's the root of the issue here.

One quick question, what MC version are you on? If you're on 1.12.2, then your out of luck, as the integration only exists on 1.7.10.

The service is mostly used for the routing feature, AFAICT.

This was quite an interesting read. Good work!

OpenOS has a serialization library that turns tables into a string that can be sent over the network. you could also use something like MessagePack, which may end up being slightly smaller.

Quick question: Is there a system similar to OpenOSs RC system (i.e services)? I want to port Minitel to Fuchas, but it requires a service to work.

Middle click works for me on FF 76.0.1 on Win10, as does Ctrl click. I would presume this was a browser bug.

You're reading into a variable called i, but are comparing a variable called input. Also the password needs to be surrounded by quotation marks (").

A couple of things. You may want to allow specifying a path to create the database instead of a hard coded path, and allow multiple databases to be created per program. You can do this by having flatdb.connect return a database object that contains all the other functions (other than the createDatabase method).

OK. This is awesome. EDIT: Have your first (and second) reputation points. EDIT2: Also, I would recommend using Bundle to store the database file, as it can store files across multiple filesystems.

I've modified this to be able to remove either a specific filesystem or the last added filesystem by either passing an address or '.' (for the last added) as the first parameter to the remove command. The second parameter is the forcefully option. so 'rc bundle remove ad432df3 true' (yes, short addresses are allowed).

This is rather cool. I might mess around with it later.

$(MAKE) -C $subdir$ Where $subdir$ is the directory you want to build. GNU Make Recursion Docs has more info.