--- deliantra/server/Changes	2010/01/30 23:50:15	1.555
+++ deliantra/server/Changes	2010/02/15 16:49:27	1.562
@@ -34,13 +34,24 @@
 }
 
 TODO: removing a single map tag from one map kills the tag on other maps as well, apparently
+TODO: savebed_map {link} bed_x 1 bed_y 4, player changer?
+
+	- (maps) fix the apartment shop (japan => 吾妻) and add descriptions for
+          steinwandstadt/celvear.
+
+2.93 Sat Feb 13 15:52:36 CET 2010
+	- (maps) fix travel to valdor and back.
 	- do no longer by default eval map cod ein safe compartments
           (this can be re-enabled using the safe_eval config option).
         - (maps) fix an apparent crash bug caused by broken generstors
           in lorak.
+        - fix data corruption issues caused by recursive calls to
+          unordered_mapwalk - now every caller must provide its own
+          buffer.
 	- (maps) improve tindervale maps slightly.
         - (arch) considerably decrease slag ex price.
         - (arch) fix filth archetype.
+        - extension dependency resolve was completely broken.
         - multipart objects would cause save_throw_object to crash - it
           now acts on the head only.
         - do not try to connect to an irc server unless explicitly configured.
@@ -61,8 +72,15 @@
           some progress.
         - improve the quality of the load-avg calculation.
         - (maps) fixed quest npc in jeweler dungeon quest.
+        - don't fail to write the runtime file if the temporary already exists.
         - ipo.ext no longer uses (synchronous) CFDB, stores mail directly at
           player now.
+        - rewrote hiscore code from scratch to use async I/O, store uuid and
+          timestamp and use a tab in the client to increase awareness.
+        - npc dialog setflag/setsatte now check for defined'ness, so
+          setflag 0 is possible.
+        - make install now deletes old extensions, to ease upgrades in the
+          deliantra vm.
 
 2.92 Thu Dec 24 04:51:56 CET 2009
 	- the destruction spell could/would corrupt server memory quite often.