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I have been looking into this problem being mentioned
by users on the HLstats forum. http://forums.unitedadmins.com/index.php?showtopic=42018&st=0&#entry244748 At the moment I doubt the problem is Source’s
fault. However, what I did notice is the sample disconnect log provided by one
of the users does not follow log standards as outlined here: http://www.hlstats.org/logs Sample Source disconnect: "lazarus|K|<76><STEAM_0:0:xxxxx>" disconnected ("Disconnect by
user.") “disconnected” is
classed as an event according to the standard. Taken from the notes on the page:- Note 3: Event formats may be extended by adding
additional (key "value") properties onto the end of the log message.
Utility authors should allow for this when parsing. key
names may not contain spaces or parentheses (( or )). A value may not contain
double-quotes ("). Note 8: Empty properties (e.g. ()) or properties with
no key name (e.g. ("foo")) are not allowed. So according to the standard the current disconnect
log message breaks the standard as it does not contain a key name. Any comment on this Valve? Is it a
accidental mistake or a change to the log standard? |
- RE: [hlds_apps] Source doesn't follow standards? Detritus
- RE: [hlds_apps] Source doesn't follow standards? Alfred Reynolds
