I have installed fairly large amount of OXPs.
Once in a while I check for updates of the OXPs, but the more I install the more tedious that becomes.
Is there an application available that will check for updates of installed OXPs automatically?
Thnx,
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Automatic OXP updates?
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Automatic OXP updates?
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Bit of a HOoly Grail this, think the problem is the numerous different download locations of the Oxp's.
I'm sure someone with a lot more knowledge than I will give you a more informative answer or you could have a search, it's a fairly regular request.
The last few posts on page 2 of this topic should give you a bit more of a clue, especially Thargoids:
https://bb.oolite.space/viewtopic.php?t=7483
I'm sure someone with a lot more knowledge than I will give you a more informative answer or you could have a search, it's a fairly regular request.
The last few posts on page 2 of this topic should give you a bit more of a clue, especially Thargoids:
https://bb.oolite.space/viewtopic.php?t=7483
The short answer is - no tool, no info. Unfortunately. Currently there's a discussion (again) about restructing the WIKI's OXP-table, but until someone will do it, you'll have to check this BB more frequently to get the latest news about oxps and updates. The WIKI itself has a 'Recent changes' page, check this regularly too.
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It could be done. Much like podcasting and journals, a programme could be construced to interrogate oxps and update to an xml document. From there, users who subscribe to it would receive the option to update. It could probably work off time stamping, although it is a little bit more complex than that, given versions of oolite and the cross platform nature of the game.
It could be done. Much like podcasting and journals, a programme could be construced to interrogate oxps and update to an xml document. From there, users who subscribe to it would receive the option to update. It could probably work off time stamping, although it is a little bit more complex than that, given versions of oolite and the cross platform nature of the game.
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Once my centralised OXP repository is up and running, something like you're asking for should be possible. My plan is that you will be able to subscribe to update notifications... exact details of just how it will work are yet to be determined. RSS feeds and emails are likely methods.. possibly someone could even code an app to access RSS feeds directly and notify you.. (not sure on this detail, I'm still learning as I go)
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