Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Agent 001Fox
Ok...
This is what I did:
I shut down HLDS
Emptied banned.cfg
Write protected it
Started HLDS
Wrote writeid in console
Got message cannot write to banned.cfg
Shutdown HLDS
Took away read only
Started HLDS
Wrote writeid in console
Checked banned.cfg and there were all the 188 Steam ID's again!
Pretty frustrating. :-(
The reason why I want this to work is that I cannot edit the banned.cfg file
as I want.
When I want to add a bunch of ID's they dissapear after writeid get send to
console.
Only those registrated by writeid are left in the banned.cfg file.
//DiS|Fox

From: Mikee [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Sorry, I didn't realize you were talking about CS which has the file called
banned.cfg, but did you try uploading your correct banned.cfg after making
it a read only file that cannot be overwritten, then issue the writeid
command at console which cannot overwrite your temporary read only
version, but may replace the cache version stored somewhere, then re-upload
a replacement banned.cfg which has the same data, but is not read only
protected after you resolve it?
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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Agent 001Fox
When I say exiting HLDS (HLDS.EXE) I mean write exit in console.
By shutting down the server I mean shutting down the computer on which HL
server is installed.
//DiS|Fox


From: Roc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
1. You NEED to COMPLETELY shut down HLDS/server
2. THEN delete/edit the banned.cfg
3. THEN start HLDS/server
4. Why are you listing exiting HLDS then shutting down server when
they are one in the same
Regards
Agent 001Fox wrote:
Well... I run the server at my home.
I exit HLDS
empty the banned.cfg
shutdown the server
start the server
start HLDS
ban someone by Steam ID
banned.cfg suddenly full of old banned Steam ID's
In server.cfg I have exec banned.cfg
I know it sounds crazy, so that's why I think there is some file that
saves
the ID's in a cache or something.
Gonna try Mikee's method tomorrow morning (make the banned.cfg
read-only).
//DiS|Fox
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Agent 001Fox
If it would be stored in memmory it should be gone when I shut down the
server (the actual computer). This is not the case.
I tried to emty it with removeid command and that helps. I check it with
listid and they are gone. Until someone get's banned again.
Then they are there again!
Frustrating...
//DiS|Fox


From: David Fencik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The cache is not stored anywhere.  It is loaded into memory from the
banned.cfg file and may also be added to or subtracted from using the
addid or removeid commands.
Dave
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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Roc
Regardless,  if you listen to the listed instructions 1 thru 3 it WILL
work!
Remember, if you use Firedaemon or ServerDoc to run your server you must
shut those programs or they will simply restart the server over and over!
Cheers
Agent 001Fox wrote:
When I say exiting HLDS (HLDS.EXE) I mean write exit in console.
By shutting down the server I mean shutting down the computer on which HL
server is installed.
//DiS|Fox


From: Roc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
1. You NEED to COMPLETELY shut down HLDS/server
2. THEN delete/edit the banned.cfg
3. THEN start HLDS/server
4. Why are you listing exiting HLDS then shutting down server when
they are one in the same
Regards
Agent 001Fox wrote:
Well... I run the server at my home.
I exit HLDS
empty the banned.cfg
shutdown the server
start the server
start HLDS
ban someone by Steam ID
banned.cfg suddenly full of old banned Steam ID's
In server.cfg I have exec banned.cfg
I know it sounds crazy, so that's why I think there is some file that
saves
the ID's in a cache or something.
Gonna try Mikee's method tomorrow morning (make the banned.cfg
read-only).
//DiS|Fox

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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Deadman Standing
You might also check what additional mods you are running on the server,
they may be doing something odd.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Roc
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 7:56 AM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

Regardless,  if you listen to the listed instructions 1 thru 3 it WILL
work!

Remember, if you use Firedaemon or ServerDoc to run your server you must
shut those programs or they will simply restart the server over and
over!

Cheers

Agent 001Fox wrote:

 When I say exiting HLDS (HLDS.EXE) I mean write exit in console.
 By shutting down the server I mean shutting down the computer on which
HL
 server is installed.

 //DiS|Fox





 From: Roc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Hi,
 1. You NEED to COMPLETELY shut down HLDS/server
 2. THEN delete/edit the banned.cfg
 3. THEN start HLDS/server
 4. Why are you listing exiting HLDS then shutting down server when
 they are one in the same

 Regards

 Agent 001Fox wrote:

 Well... I run the server at my home.
 I exit HLDS
 empty the banned.cfg
 shutdown the server
 start the server
 start HLDS
 ban someone by Steam ID
 banned.cfg suddenly full of old banned Steam ID's

 In server.cfg I have exec banned.cfg

 I know it sounds crazy, so that's why I think there is some file
that
 saves
 the ID's in a cache or something.
 Gonna try Mikee's method tomorrow morning (make the banned.cfg
 read-only).

 //DiS|Fox


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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Agent 001Fox
The mods I'm running:
StatsMme v2.8.0.15, AMX v0.9.9, MetaMod v1.17.1 and WebMod 0.47.
Going to disable them tomorrow morning and see if it helps to get a clean 
banned.cfg file.
Haven't tried that before, so sounds like a good idea!

Thanx!
//DiS|Fox


From: Deadman Standing [EMAIL PROTECTED]

You might also check what additional mods you are running on the server,
they may be doing something odd.
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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Mikee
If those steps are not working, then you are not working with the banned.cfg 
file on the server you think you are.  What you are reporting is impossible, 
so either you are dealing with multiple installations, or you don't have the 
banned.cfg in the folder you think you do, or you did not disable the file 
explorer folder options of hide extensions for known file types and are 
dealing with a true file name of banned.cfg.txt  or something along that 
line.  This issue is just not any more complicated that what we have told 
you to do.  The problem is on your end (i.e. operator error).

- Original Message - 
From: Deadman Standing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 8:40 AM
Subject: RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

You might also check what additional mods you are running on the server,
they may be doing something odd.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Roc
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2005 7:56 AM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache
Regardless,  if you listen to the listed instructions 1 thru 3 it WILL
work!
Remember, if you use Firedaemon or ServerDoc to run your server you must
shut those programs or they will simply restart the server over and
over!
Cheers
Agent 001Fox wrote:
When I say exiting HLDS (HLDS.EXE) I mean write exit in console.
By shutting down the server I mean shutting down the computer on which
HL
server is installed.
//DiS|Fox


From: Roc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
1. You NEED to COMPLETELY shut down HLDS/server
2. THEN delete/edit the banned.cfg
3. THEN start HLDS/server
4. Why are you listing exiting HLDS then shutting down server when
they are one in the same
Regards
Agent 001Fox wrote:
Well... I run the server at my home.
I exit HLDS
empty the banned.cfg
shutdown the server
start the server
start HLDS
ban someone by Steam ID
banned.cfg suddenly full of old banned Steam ID's
In server.cfg I have exec banned.cfg
I know it sounds crazy, so that's why I think there is some file
that
saves
the ID's in a cache or something.
Gonna try Mikee's method tomorrow morning (make the banned.cfg
read-only).
//DiS|Fox

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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread wArgOd
the file is banned_user.cfg
Mikee wrote:
If those steps are not working, then you are not working with the 
banned.cfg file on the server you think you are.  What you are 
reporting is impossible, so either you are dealing with multiple 
installations, or you don't have the banned.cfg in the folder you 
think you do, or you did not disable the file explorer folder options 
of hide extensions for known file types and are dealing with a true 
file name of banned.cfg.txt  or something along that line.  This issue 
is just not any more complicated that what we have told you to do.  
The problem is on your end (i.e. operator error).


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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-27 Thread Agent 001Fox
It's banned.cfg in CS 1.6
//DiS|Fox


From: wArgOd [EMAIL PROTECTED]

the file is banned_user.cfg
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Agent 001Fox
From: Deadman Standing [EMAIL PROTECTED]

In CS1.6 they are stored in banned.cfg . You can use removeid id to
remove a player from banned.cfg and use writeid to store the current
list of banned players to banned.cfg . Ex:
removeid STEAM_0:0:23452345
writeid
*** I tried that.
*** And every time I write listid it seems OK, but
*** next time the server starts up they're all there again
You can also modify banned.cfg manually if hlds is NOT running.
Ex:
1) Stop hlds
2) modify and save changes to banned.cfg
3) Restart hlds
Note: If you modify banned.cfg WHILE hlds is running hlds may recreate
the file, especially if someone new is banned, and overwrite any changes
you made.
*** Also tried that, even had the
*** banned.cfg removed completly so it
*** had to regenerate a new banned.cfg.
*** Still no luck.
-Original Message-
It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and
empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone
gets
banned.
What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can
empty
it's cache.
Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)
//DiS|Fox
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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Agent 001Fox
From: Mikee [EMAIL PROTECTED]

That is a good question about where the ban's are stored in cache of the
server, you might look at the files that are modified most recently, such
as the the blob files.  I know what you are dealing with, but I could
always resolve that cache by shutting down the server and editing the file
before restarting.
*** Sorry, but that doesn't help when I trie that... :-)
This is going to sound really insulting, which I don't mean it to
becoming from the old ban files, I did not realize at first that all
bans are now put in banned_user.cfg and banned_ip.cfg instead of the
old file names (banned.cfg  banip.cfg).   I just want to make sure you are
working with the correct file because I made that mistake.
*** But when I delete the banned.cfg file it recreates
*** it again as banned.cfg and not banned_user.cfg.
*** Is this in CS Source? I have a CS 1.6 server.
If you are still having the same problem, maybe consider uploading the
corrected banned_user.cfg file after making it read only, and then
manually type a console command to exec banned_user.cfg which should put
it into cache, then re-upload another non-read only version.
Like Deadman Standing suggested, the removeid and writeid might be the
easiest.  My other suggestion is to just use the latest 1.0.0.41 version of
HL Server Watch (www.hlsw.net), and remove the bans from thereit is
very fast and efficient.   Good Luck!
*** Downloaded the program and waiting until someone
*** get's banned to see if it works. :-)


From: Agent 001Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]

It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone
gets
banned.
What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can empty
it's cache.
Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)
//DiS|Fox



From: David Fencik [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Try again.
Dave




-Original Message-
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Agent001Fox

Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.
//DiS|Fox



From: Alexander Kobbevik [EMAIL PROTECTED]

My guess would be to shut down your server, edit the banned.cfg, then
restart the server.
Since the server reads from banned.cfg into the cache when it starts
(right?).

-Alex



[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Agent001Fox

Because I sometimes manually update my banned.cfg I cannot get rid of
some
Steam ID's.

Is there any way to empty the banned.cfg's cache? Some file I can
delete/rename or something like that?

//DiS|Fox
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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Mikee
Sorry, I didn't realize you were talking about CS which has the file called
banned.cfg, but did you try uploading your correct banned.cfg after making
it a read only file that cannot be overwritten, then issue the writeid
command at console which cannot overwrite your temporary read only
version, but may replace the cache version stored somewhere, then re-upload
a replacement banned.cfg which has the same data, but is not read only
protected after you resolve it?
- Original Message -
From: Agent 001Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 5:09 AM
Subject: Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

From: Mikee [EMAIL PROTECTED]

That is a good question about where the ban's are stored in cache of the
server, you might look at the files that are modified most recently, such
as the the blob files.  I know what you are dealing with, but I could
always resolve that cache by shutting down the server and editing the file
before restarting.
*** Sorry, but that doesn't help when I trie that... :-)
This is going to sound really insulting, which I don't mean it to
becoming from the old ban files, I did not realize at first that all
bans are now put in banned_user.cfg and banned_ip.cfg instead of the
old file names (banned.cfg  banip.cfg).   I just want to make sure you are
working with the correct file because I made that mistake.
*** But when I delete the banned.cfg file it recreates
*** it again as banned.cfg and not banned_user.cfg.
*** Is this in CS Source? I have a CS 1.6 server.
If you are still having the same problem, maybe consider uploading the
corrected banned_user.cfg file after making it read only, and then
manually type a console command to exec banned_user.cfg which should put
it into cache, then re-upload another non-read only version.
Like Deadman Standing suggested, the removeid and writeid might be the
easiest.  My other suggestion is to just use the latest 1.0.0.41 version of
HL Server Watch (www.hlsw.net), and remove the bans from thereit is
very fast and efficient.   Good Luck!
*** Downloaded the program and waiting until someone
*** get's banned to see if it works. :-)


From: Agent 001Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]

It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone
gets
banned.
What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can empty
it's cache.
Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)
//DiS|Fox



From: David Fencik [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Try again.
Dave




-Original Message-
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Agent001Fox

Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.
//DiS|Fox



From: Alexander Kobbevik [EMAIL PROTECTED]

My guess would be to shut down your server, edit the banned.cfg, then
restart the server.
Since the server reads from banned.cfg into the cache when it starts
(right?).

-Alex



[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Agent001Fox

Because I sometimes manually update my banned.cfg I cannot get rid of
some
Steam ID's.

Is there any way to empty the banned.cfg's cache? Some file I can
delete/rename or something like that?

//DiS|Fox
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Deadman Standing
Then you are doing something wrong. Is this a lan server or are you
banning by ip maybe? Do you exec a different file that contains bans in
server.cfg? Are you sure the hlds process is exiting?

Basically if hlds is not running and you delete banned.cfg there is
nothing to recreate it, in a default hlds config.

You can also modify banned.cfg manually if hlds is NOT running.

Ex:
1) Stop hlds
2) modify and save changes to banned.cfg
3) Restart hlds

Note: If you modify banned.cfg WHILE hlds is running hlds may recreate
the file, especially if someone new is banned, and overwrite any
changes
you made.

*** Also tried that, even had the
*** banned.cfg removed completly so it
*** had to regenerate a new banned.cfg.
*** Still no luck.



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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread David Fencik
The cache is not stored anywhere.  It is loaded into memory from the
banned.cfg file and may also be added to or subtracted from using the
addid or removeid commands.

Dave

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mikee
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 8:40 AM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

Sorry, I didn't realize you were talking about CS which has the file
called
banned.cfg, but did you try uploading your correct banned.cfg after
making
it a read only file that cannot be overwritten, then issue the writeid
command at console which cannot overwrite your temporary read only
version, but may replace the cache version stored somewhere, then
re-upload
a replacement banned.cfg which has the same data, but is not read only
protected after you resolve it?

- Original Message -
From: Agent 001Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 5:09 AM
Subject: Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache


From: Mikee [EMAIL PROTECTED]

That is a good question about where the ban's are stored in cache of
the
server, you might look at the files that are modified most recently,
such
as the the blob files.  I know what you are dealing with, but I could
always resolve that cache by shutting down the server and editing the
file
before restarting.

*** Sorry, but that doesn't help when I trie that... :-)


This is going to sound really insulting, which I don't mean it to
becoming from the old ban files, I did not realize at first that
all
bans are now put in banned_user.cfg and banned_ip.cfg instead of
the
old file names (banned.cfg  banip.cfg).   I just want to make sure you
are
working with the correct file because I made that mistake.

*** But when I delete the banned.cfg file it recreates
*** it again as banned.cfg and not banned_user.cfg.
*** Is this in CS Source? I have a CS 1.6 server.


If you are still having the same problem, maybe consider uploading the
corrected banned_user.cfg file after making it read only, and then
manually type a console command to exec banned_user.cfg which should
put
it into cache, then re-upload another non-read only version.

Like Deadman Standing suggested, the removeid and writeid might be the
easiest.  My other suggestion is to just use the latest 1.0.0.41
version of
HL Server Watch (www.hlsw.net), and remove the bans from thereit is
very fast and efficient.   Good Luck!

*** Downloaded the program and waiting until someone
*** get's banned to see if it works. :-)




From: Agent 001Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]

It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and
empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone
gets
banned.

What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can
empty
it's cache.

Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)

//DiS|Fox





From: David Fencik [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Try again.

Dave







-Original Message-
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Agent001Fox

Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.

//DiS|Fox






 From: Alexander Kobbevik [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 My guess would be to shut down your server, edit the banned.cfg,
then
 restart the server.
 Since the server reads from banned.cfg into the cache when it starts
 (right?).
 
 -Alex






 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Agent001Fox

 Because I sometimes manually update my banned.cfg I cannot get rid
of
some
 Steam ID's.
 
 Is there any way to empty the banned.cfg's cache? Some file I can
 delete/rename or something like that?
 
 //DiS|Fox

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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Agent 001Fox
No worries Mikee... :-)
I dowloaded HL Server Watch and waited until someone got banned.
And like expected it had all the Steam ID's in it when a bann occured.
I removed all through HLSW and klicked on Update and Write.
Now the banned.cfg was empty, but when I checked after an hour it was loaded
whith all the ID's again!!!
Tomorrow morning I'm going to try the read only method...
I'll hear from me then! :-)
//DiS|Fox
From: Mikee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry, I didn't realize you were talking about CS which has the file called
banned.cfg, but did you try uploading your correct banned.cfg after making
it a read only file that cannot be overwritten, then issue the writeid
command at console which cannot overwrite your temporary read only
version, but may replace the cache version stored somewhere, then re-upload
a replacement banned.cfg which has the same data, but is not read only
protected after you resolve it?
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Agent 001Fox
Well... I run the server at my home.
I exit HLDS
empty the banned.cfg
shutdown the server
start the server
start HLDS
ban someone by Steam ID
banned.cfg suddenly full of old banned Steam ID's
In server.cfg I have exec banned.cfg
I know it sounds crazy, so that's why I think there is some file that saves
the ID's in a cache or something.
Gonna try Mikee's method tomorrow morning (make the banned.cfg read-only).
//DiS|Fox

From: Deadman Standing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then you are doing something wrong. Is this a lan server or are you
banning by ip maybe? Do you exec a different file that contains bans in
server.cfg? Are you sure the hlds process is exiting?
Basically if hlds is not running and you delete banned.cfg there is
nothing to recreate it, in a default hlds config.
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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-26 Thread Roc
Hi,
1. You NEED to COMPLETELY shut down HLDS/server
2. THEN delete/edit the banned.cfg
3. THEN start HLDS/server
4. Why are you listing exiting HLDS then shutting down server when
they are one in the same
Regards
Agent 001Fox wrote:
Well... I run the server at my home.
I exit HLDS
empty the banned.cfg
shutdown the server
start the server
start HLDS
ban someone by Steam ID
banned.cfg suddenly full of old banned Steam ID's
In server.cfg I have exec banned.cfg
I know it sounds crazy, so that's why I think there is some file that
saves
the ID's in a cache or something.
Gonna try Mikee's method tomorrow morning (make the banned.cfg
read-only).
//DiS|Fox

From: Deadman Standing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Then you are doing something wrong. Is this a lan server or are you
banning by ip maybe? Do you exec a different file that contains bans in
server.cfg? Are you sure the hlds process is exiting?
Basically if hlds is not running and you delete banned.cfg there is
nothing to recreate it, in a default hlds config.

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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-25 Thread Agent 001Fox
Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.
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My guess would be to shut down your server, edit the banned.cfg, then
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Since the server reads from banned.cfg into the cache when it starts
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Because I sometimes manually update my banned.cfg I cannot get rid of some
Steam ID's.
Is there any way to empty the banned.cfg's cache? Some file I can
delete/rename or something like that?
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-25 Thread David Fencik
Try again.

Dave

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Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.

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Because I sometimes manually update my banned.cfg I cannot get rid of
some
Steam ID's.

Is there any way to empty the banned.cfg's cache? Some file I can
delete/rename or something like that?

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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-25 Thread Agent 001Fox
It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone gets
banned.
What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can empty
it's cache.
Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)
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Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-25 Thread Deadman Standing
In CS1.6 they are stored in banned.cfg . You can use removeid id to
remove a player from banned.cfg and use writeid to store the current
list of banned players to banned.cfg . Ex:

removeid STEAM_0:0:23452345
writeid

You can also modify banned.cfg manually if hlds is NOT running.

Ex:
1) Stop hlds
2) modify and save changes to banned.cfg
3) Restart hlds

Note: If you modify banned.cfg WHILE hlds is running hlds may recreate
the file, especially if someone new is banned, and overwrite any changes
you made.



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It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and
empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone
gets
banned.

What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can
empty
it's cache.

Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)

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Re: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-25 Thread Mikee
That is a good question about where the ban's are stored in cache of the
server, you might look at the files that are modified most recently, such as
the the blob files.  I know what you are dealing with, but I could always
resolve that cache by shutting down the server and editing the file before
restarting.
This is going to sound really insulting, which I don't mean it to
becoming from the old ban files, I did not realize at first that all
bans are now put in banned_user.cfg and banned_ip.cfg instead of the old
file names (banned.cfg  banip.cfg).   I just want to make sure you are
working with the correct file because I made that mistake.
If you are still having the same problem, maybe consider uploading the
corrected banned_user.cfg file after making it read only, and then
manually type a console command to exec banned_user.cfg which should put
it into cache, then re-upload another non-read only version.
Like Deadman Standing suggested, the removeid and writeid might be the
easiest.  My other suggestion is to just use the latest 1.0.0.41 version of
HL Server Watch (www.hlsw.net), and remove the bans from thereit is very
fast and efficient.   Good Luck!
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It doesn't matter how many times I try.
Even if I restart the server (not HLDS but the actual computer) and empty
the banned.cfg it still writes in all the Steam ID's as soon as someone gets
banned.
What I want to know is where all the Steam ID's are stored so I can empty
it's cache.
Not even Valve's staff seems to know. ;-)
//DiS|Fox
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http://www.sweDiS.se/
Server:
http://dis1.hopto.org:27015


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Subject: RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache
Already tried that, and it doesn't work.
I forgot to mention that it is a CS 1.6 server.
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RE: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache

2005-02-24 Thread Alexander Kobbevik
My guess would be to shut down your server, edit the banned.cfg, then
restart the server.
Since the server reads from banned.cfg into the cache when it starts
(right?).

-Alex


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Subject: [hlds] How to empty banned.cfg's cache


Because I sometimes manually update my banned.cfg I cannot get rid of some
Steam ID's.

Is there any way to empty the banned.cfg's cache? Some file I can
delete/rename or something like that?

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