RE: -- Mirror Overviw -- RE: New Beta Counter-Strike ServerandHLTV
The others seem to work just fine, but here is another: http://www.elend.org/downloads/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz http://www.elend.org/downloads/hlds4108a_beta.exe -Original Message- From: Philipp Kolloczek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 1:39 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: -- Mirror Overviw -- RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server andHLTV Hi ! Lets summerise ;-) http://obsidian.wizards.com/hl/downloads/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds4108a_beta.exe http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz ftp://mirrors.cstrike.org/pub/mirrors/cstrike/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz ftp://mirrors.cstrike.org/pub/mirrors/cstrike/hlds4108a_beta.exe http://cs.ure.net/beta/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz http://mirror.muenster.de/valve/beta_server but have to mention limited bandwith to 400kbyte/s and 70 concurrent connetions. So, maybe other germans / europeans use it. Greetings Phil_K
-- Mirror Overviw -- RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server andHLTV
Hi ! Lets summerise ;-) http://obsidian.wizards.com/hl/downloads/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds4108a_beta.exe http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz ftp://mirrors.cstrike.org/pub/mirrors/cstrike/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz ftp://mirrors.cstrike.org/pub/mirrors/cstrike/hlds4108a_beta.exe http://cs.ure.net/beta/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz http://mirror.muenster.de/valve/beta_server but have to mention limited bandwith to 400kbyte/s and 70 concurrent connetions. So, maybe other germans / europeans use it. Greetings Phil_K
Re: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Mirror here also
http://cs.ure.net/beta/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 10:00 PM
Subject: RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
>
> http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds4108a_beta.exe
> http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz
>
> ---
> Red Phive
> www.redphive.org
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: September 27, 2001 9:31 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
> Subject: RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
>
>
>
> If you download the files and can mirror them for the other server admins,
> please send the mirror links to the lists.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Eric
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Smith
> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:24 PM
> To: Half-Life Dedicated Server Mailing List; Half-Life Dedicated Linux
> Server Mailing List
> Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
> Subject: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
> Importance: High
>
>
> We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
> HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
>
> Issues we have addressed with this version...
>
> Counter-strike:
> - Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
> - Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
> - Fixed spectator exploit.
> - Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
>
> HLTV:
> - Commentator chat as centerprint.
> - Remove % from names and chat text.
> - Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
> - Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
> - Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
> - Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
> - Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
> 'allowJoinGame 1'.
> - Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of
spectators
> and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my hltv info
text"')
> - Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
> multihomed proxies
> - Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
> - Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
> attempt failed')
> - Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs
with
> AdminMod etc.
>
> These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are
available
> for you to download via
> our ftp site:
>
> ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
> login: hlserver
> pass: hlserver
>
> Windows
> ===
> filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
> md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
> files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
> /cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
>
> Linux
> =
> filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
> md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
> files that are replaced:
> hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
> hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
> hlds_l/hltv
> hlds_l/hltv.cfg
> hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
>
> These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if you
> are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the installer to
> your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
>
> All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your
old
> one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
> Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting
to
> your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
> (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Eric Smith
> Valve Software
>
>
>
>
>
RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Hi !
Mirrored them at
http://mirror.muenster.de/valve/beta_server
but have to mention limited bandwith to 400kbyte/s and 70 concurrent connetions.
So, maybe other germans / europeans use it.
Greetings
Phil_K
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 6:31 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
> Subject: RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
>
>
>
> If you download the files and can mirror them for the other server admins,
> please send the mirror links to the lists.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Eric
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Smith
> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:24 PM
> To: Half-Life Dedicated Server Mailing List; Half-Life Dedicated Linux
> Server Mailing List
> Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
> Subject: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
> Importance: High
>
>
> We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
> HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
>
> Issues we have addressed with this version...
>
> Counter-strike:
> - Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
> - Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
> - Fixed spectator exploit.
> - Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
>
> HLTV:
> - Commentator chat as centerprint.
> - Remove % from names and chat text.
> - Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
> - Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
> - Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
> - Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
> - Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
> 'allowJoinGame 1'.
> - Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of spectators
> and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my hltv info text"')
> - Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
> multihomed proxies
> - Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
> - Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
> attempt failed')
> - Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs with
> AdminMod etc.
>
> These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are available
> for you to download via
> our ftp site:
>
> ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
> login: hlserver
> pass: hlserver
>
> Windows
> ===
> filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
> md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
> files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
> /cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
>
> Linux
> =
> filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
> md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
> files that are replaced:
> hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
> hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
> hlds_l/hltv
> hlds_l/hltv.cfg
> hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
>
> These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if you
> are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the installer to
> your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
>
> All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your old
> one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
> Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting to
> your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
> (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Eric Smith
> Valve Software
>
>
RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Get them fast.. Counter-strike.net has me listed.. It wont take long
before it looks like I'm down but really full...
ftp://mirrors.cstrike.org/pub/mirrors/cstrike/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz
ftp://mirrors.cstrike.org/pub/mirrors/cstrike/hlds4108a_beta.exe
-Original Message-
From: Eric Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 12:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
Subject: RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
If you download the files and can mirror them for the other server
admins, please send the mirror links to the lists.
Thanks.
-Eric
-Original Message-
From: Eric Smith
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:24 PM
To: Half-Life Dedicated Server Mailing List; Half-Life Dedicated Linux
Server Mailing List
Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
Subject: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Importance: High
We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
Issues we have addressed with this version...
Counter-strike:
- Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
- Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
- Fixed spectator exploit.
- Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
HLTV:
- Commentator chat as centerprint.
- Remove % from names and chat text.
- Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
- Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
- Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
- Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
- Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
'allowJoinGame 1'.
- Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of
spectators and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my
hltv info text"')
- Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
multihomed proxies
- Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
- Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
attempt failed')
- Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs
with AdminMod etc.
These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are
available for you to download via our ftp site:
ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
login: hlserver
pass: hlserver
Windows
===
filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
/cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
Linux
=
filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
files that are replaced:
hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
hlds_l/hltv
hlds_l/hltv.cfg
hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if
you are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the
installer to your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your
old one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting
to your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Thanks.
Eric Smith
Valve Software
Re: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Temp Mirror at:
http://obsidian.wizards.com/hl/downloads/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
Jeremy
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Erik Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Leon Hartwig"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:30 PM
Subject: RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
>
> If you download the files and can mirror them for the other server admins,
> please send the mirror links to the lists.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Eric
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Eric Smith
> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:24 PM
> To: Half-Life Dedicated Server Mailing List; Half-Life Dedicated Linux
> Server Mailing List
> Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
> Subject: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
> Importance: High
>
>
> We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
> HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
>
> Issues we have addressed with this version...
>
> Counter-strike:
> - Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
> - Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
> - Fixed spectator exploit.
> - Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
>
> HLTV:
> - Commentator chat as centerprint.
> - Remove % from names and chat text.
> - Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
> - Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
> - Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
> - Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
> - Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
> 'allowJoinGame 1'.
> - Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of
spectators
> and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my hltv info
text"')
> - Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
> multihomed proxies
> - Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
> - Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
> attempt failed')
> - Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs
with
> AdminMod etc.
>
> These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are
available
> for you to download via
> our ftp site:
>
> ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
> login: hlserver
> pass: hlserver
>
> Windows
> ===
> filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
> md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
> files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
> /cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
>
> Linux
> =
> filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
> md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
> files that are replaced:
> hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
> hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
> hlds_l/hltv
> hlds_l/hltv.cfg
> hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
>
> These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if you
> are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the installer to
> your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
>
> All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your
old
> one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
> Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting
to
> your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
> (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Eric Smith
> Valve Software
>
>
RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds4108a_beta.exe
http://www.redphive.org/files/hlds_l_3108a_up.tar.gz
---
Red Phive
www.redphive.org
-Original Message-
From: Eric Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: September 27, 2001 9:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
Subject: RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
If you download the files and can mirror them for the other server admins,
please send the mirror links to the lists.
Thanks.
-Eric
-Original Message-
From: Eric Smith
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:24 PM
To: Half-Life Dedicated Server Mailing List; Half-Life Dedicated Linux
Server Mailing List
Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
Subject: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Importance: High
We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
Issues we have addressed with this version...
Counter-strike:
- Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
- Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
- Fixed spectator exploit.
- Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
HLTV:
- Commentator chat as centerprint.
- Remove % from names and chat text.
- Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
- Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
- Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
- Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
- Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
'allowJoinGame 1'.
- Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of spectators
and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my hltv info text"')
- Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
multihomed proxies
- Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
- Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
attempt failed')
- Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs with
AdminMod etc.
These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are available
for you to download via
our ftp site:
ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
login: hlserver
pass: hlserver
Windows
===
filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
/cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
Linux
=
filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
files that are replaced:
hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
hlds_l/hltv
hlds_l/hltv.cfg
hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if you
are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the installer to
your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your old
one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting to
your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Thanks.
Eric Smith
Valve Software
RE: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
If you download the files and can mirror them for the other server admins,
please send the mirror links to the lists.
Thanks.
-Eric
-Original Message-
From: Eric Smith
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:24 PM
To: Half-Life Dedicated Server Mailing List; Half-Life Dedicated Linux
Server Mailing List
Cc: Erik Johnson; Leon Hartwig
Subject: New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
Importance: High
We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
Issues we have addressed with this version...
Counter-strike:
- Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
- Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
- Fixed spectator exploit.
- Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
HLTV:
- Commentator chat as centerprint.
- Remove % from names and chat text.
- Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
- Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
- Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
- Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
- Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
'allowJoinGame 1'.
- Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of spectators
and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my hltv info text"')
- Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
multihomed proxies
- Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
- Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
attempt failed')
- Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs with
AdminMod etc.
These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are available
for you to download via
our ftp site:
ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
login: hlserver
pass: hlserver
Windows
===
filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
/cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
Linux
=
filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
files that are replaced:
hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
hlds_l/hltv
hlds_l/hltv.cfg
hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if you
are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the installer to
your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your old
one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting to
your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Thanks.
Eric Smith
Valve Software
New Beta Counter-Strike Server and HLTV
We have a beta version of the Counter-Strike Server and a new version of
HLTV we'd like to begin testing.
Issues we have addressed with this version...
Counter-strike:
- Fixed server crash/lockup when using radio commands.
- Win32 HLTV proxy will authenticate properly now.
- Fixed spectator exploit.
- Fixed infinite team switch exploit.
HLTV:
- Commentator chat as centerprint.
- Remove % from names and chat text.
- Proxy handles paused games correctly (no 1 second loops).
- Proxy broadcasts now password protectable (clientpassword).
- Fixed recording demos on proxy after first changelevel.
- Fixed 2 printf issues (in logfile and commentator name).
- Added client command 'joingame'. Feature must be enabled on proxy with
'allowJoinGame 1'.
- Added client command 'status'. shows game server IP, number of spectators
and an info text (set in proxy console with 'infotext "my hltv info text"')
- Added command line parameter '-ip' to specify the in_address for
multihomed proxies
- Fixed 'Local IP' was shown as 127.0.0.1 bug
- Fixed 'Host_Error:UserMsg:Not Present On Client 76' bug. ('connection
attempt failed')
- Fixed wrong TE_TEXTMESSAGE parsing for svc_temp_entity, caused crashs with
AdminMod etc.
These new versions of the Counter-Strike beta server and HLTV are available
for you to download via
our ftp site:
ftp: ftp.valvesoftware.com
login: hlserver
pass: hlserver
Windows
===
filename: /Beta/Win32/hlds4108a_beta.exe
md5sum: 1938ba0b998521807ed47b474c4db4d8
files that are replaced: hltv.exe, hltv.cfg, HLTV-Readme.txt,
/cstrike/dlls/mp.dll
Linux
=
filename: /Beta/Linux/hlds_l_3108a_upgrade.tar.gz
md5sum: c39a385ff62c917afec31d5b242bc29e
files that are replaced:
hlds_l/3108a_changes.txt
hlds_l/HLTV-Readme.txt
hlds_l/hltv
hlds_l/hltv.cfg
hlds_l/cstrike/dlls/cs_i386.so
These two installers are designed for an HLServer installation, but if you
are running Half-Life or Counter-Strike Retail just point the installer to
your /half-life/ or /counter-strike/ directory.
All you need to do is download the appropriate file(s) and replace your old
one(s). It's always a good idea to back-up your old versions first.
Clients using Counter-Strike 1.3 should not have any problems connecting to
your server. If you have any questions, please let me know
(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Thanks.
Eric Smith
Valve Software
Re: SV: Punkbuster
Valve was doing things about cheats? 9/27/2001 9:03:12 PM, Craig Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Chuck Larson wrote: > >> because someone thinks they should be given the red carpet? The PB code >> sucks. The linux version is worse. Thats no way to get support. > >Although Punkbuster isn't perfect, it's about 1500% more effective at >stopping cheats than anything valve have been doing! > > -- C. >-- >Craig Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ# 26701833 > Outpost Digital Media Ltdhttp://www.outpost.co.nz > >
Re: SV: Punkbuster
Chuck Larson wrote: > because someone thinks they should be given the red carpet? The PB code > sucks. The linux version is worse. Thats no way to get support. Although Punkbuster isn't perfect, it's about 1500% more effective at stopping cheats than anything valve have been doing! -- C. -- Craig Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ# 26701833 Outpost Digital Media Ltdhttp://www.outpost.co.nz
RE: OT sort of - Valve mailing list for HL SDK (mods and modeling /animation)?
http://www.topica.com/lists/hlcoders -Original Message- From: Big Winner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 6:05 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: OT sort of - Valve mailing list for HL SDK (mods and modeling/animation)? Hey all, I was just wondering if any know ifValve has a similar mailing list like this one, but geared more towards the SDK/mod/editing aspects of HL. I checked on the www.valvesoftware.com site and didn't see any info about it. I am working on a HL mod and I need a good place to discuss HL editing and mod related stuff. :) Thanks
RE: Punkbuster
Well done Valve.
Re: SV: Punkbuster
> A very diplomatic response that really doesn't say much about the current > situation ;) > > //Oscar Uh. What did you expect to hear? Like VALVe should cave at the knees because someone thinks they should be given the red carpet? The PB code sucks. The linux version is worse. Thats no way to get support. Anyway, my $0.005.
OT sort of - Valve mailing list for HL SDK (mods and modeling/animation)?
Hey all, I was just wondering if any know ifValve has a similar mailing list like this one, but geared more towards the SDK/mod/editing aspects of HL. I checked on the www.valvesoftware.com site and didn't see any info about it. I am working on a HL mod and I need a good place to discuss HL editing and mod related stuff. :) Thanks
Re: PunkBuster
Oh, I havent bothered with PB for months and months due to theyre draconian attitudes on the clan reg system.Glad to see they've mattured enuff to allow server admins to decide if they want name registration enfoced. In light of this. I retract my statement and ask valve to support the PB team to help remove the cheaters for an increadble game. - Original Message - From: "Simon Garner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 7:33 PM Subject: Re: PunkBuster > > The clan tag registry has been Optional for a while now. > > > - Original Message - > From: "Nickoli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 11:27 AM > Subject: PunkBuster > > > I have always refused to run PB. For the simple fact of the Manditory > clan tag registry system. > > Now if PB's aim was solely to deffend against cheaters. then fine. I > would be behind them seeking Valves support. But as long as they package > and slip in other stupid mandatory registration of names/nicks tags or > anything NOT RELEATED to cheats. Then i say F*C* them. The only reason > Ive ran hl/cs so long is 1) valves incredable support of theyre > admins.(thank you eric and all your team) 2) i like cs. But the day > someone starts dicktating to me, what names, lang, and behavior i must > enforce on my server. is they day i close it and move to a less > dracionian game. > > To Valve. I would be in no extra rush to support a system that isnt > dedicated to JUST removing cheats. > You dont see admin_mod/halfd etc forceing unwanted opions or registry > systems on ppl. And for so long as PB Bundles diferent registration > issues, under the guise of cheat prevention. It should be placed low on > your priority list. > > This is not intended to promote an argument. Nor is it meant to bring > up the long and hotty debated clan tag reg system debate. Just a > statement of opion. As long as PB's focus isnt JUST cheat prevention. It > should get no more support then any other mod/developer. > > > >
Re: PunkBuster
I must admit it is annoying that clan tag thing, especially as you get no answer when you do apply to be registered. Been waiting for over a month now. - Original Message - From: "Simon Garner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 12:33 AM Subject: Re: PunkBuster > > The clan tag registry has been Optional for a while now. > > > - Original Message - > From: "Nickoli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 11:27 AM > Subject: PunkBuster > > > I have always refused to run PB. For the simple fact of the Manditory > clan tag registry system. > > Now if PB's aim was solely to deffend against cheaters. then fine. I > would be behind them seeking Valves support. But as long as they package > and slip in other stupid mandatory registration of names/nicks tags or > anything NOT RELEATED to cheats. Then i say F*C* them. The only reason > Ive ran hl/cs so long is 1) valves incredable support of theyre > admins.(thank you eric and all your team) 2) i like cs. But the day > someone starts dicktating to me, what names, lang, and behavior i must > enforce on my server. is they day i close it and move to a less > dracionian game. > > To Valve. I would be in no extra rush to support a system that isnt > dedicated to JUST removing cheats. > You dont see admin_mod/halfd etc forceing unwanted opions or registry > systems on ppl. And for so long as PB Bundles diferent registration > issues, under the guise of cheat prevention. It should be placed low on > your priority list. > > This is not intended to promote an argument. Nor is it meant to bring > up the long and hotty debated clan tag reg system debate. Just a > statement of opion. As long as PB's focus isnt JUST cheat prevention. It > should get no more support then any other mod/developer. > > >
Re: PunkBuster
The clan tag registry has been Optional for a while now. - Original Message - From: "Nickoli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, September 28, 2001 11:27 AM Subject: PunkBuster I have always refused to run PB. For the simple fact of the Manditory clan tag registry system. Now if PB's aim was solely to deffend against cheaters. then fine. I would be behind them seeking Valves support. But as long as they package and slip in other stupid mandatory registration of names/nicks tags or anything NOT RELEATED to cheats. Then i say F*C* them. The only reason Ive ran hl/cs so long is 1) valves incredable support of theyre admins.(thank you eric and all your team) 2) i like cs. But the day someone starts dicktating to me, what names, lang, and behavior i must enforce on my server. is they day i close it and move to a less dracionian game. To Valve. I would be in no extra rush to support a system that isnt dedicated to JUST removing cheats. You dont see admin_mod/halfd etc forceing unwanted opions or registry systems on ppl. And for so long as PB Bundles diferent registration issues, under the guise of cheat prevention. It should be placed low on your priority list. This is not intended to promote an argument. Nor is it meant to bring up the long and hotty debated clan tag reg system debate. Just a statement of opion. As long as PB's focus isnt JUST cheat prevention. It should get no more support then any other mod/developer.
PunkBuster
I have always refused to run PB. For the simple fact of the Manditory clan tag registry system. Now if PB's aim was solely to deffend against cheaters. then fine. I would be behind them seeking Valves support. But as long as they package and slip in other stupid mandatory registration of names/nicks tags or anything NOT RELEATED to cheats. Then i say F*C* them. The only reason Ive ran hl/cs so long is 1) valves incredable support of theyre admins.(thank you eric and all your team) 2) i like cs. But the day someone starts dicktating to me, what names, lang, and behavior i must enforce on my server. is they day i close it and move to a less dracionian game. To Valve. I would be in no extra rush to support a system that isnt dedicated to JUST removing cheats. You dont see admin_mod/halfd etc forceing unwanted opions or registry systems on ppl. And for so long as PB Bundles diferent registration issues, under the guise of cheat prevention. It should be placed low on your priority list. This is not intended to promote an argument. Nor is it meant to bring up the long and hotty debated clan tag reg system debate. Just a statement of opion. As long as PB's focus isnt JUST cheat prevention. It should get no more support then any other mod/developer.
RE: Multiple lan clients, and multicast errors
Are you talking about something like this: client1 : hl.exe +multicastport 27025 client2 : hl.exe +multicastport 27026 client3 : hl.exe +multicastport 27027 and so on... ? > -Original Message- > From: Sysop [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 12:37 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Multiple lan clients, and multicast errors > > > > I saw the temp fix go through this list yesterday, and it hasn't been > updated to the archives. Can somebody repost that for me, I > have users that > need this > > TIA. > > > Revenge is a dish best served Colt... > >
Multiple lan clients, and multicast errors
I saw the temp fix go through this list yesterday, and it hasn't been updated to the archives. Can somebody repost that for me, I have users that need this TIA. Revenge is a dish best served Colt...
Re: logging team hurting?
you need to turn it on. mp_logdetail bit 0 - enemy hurting bit 1 - team hurting so... 0 - no hurt logging 1 - enemy hurting 2 - team hurting 3 - both - Original Message - From: "Ryan McCullough" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 9:35 AM Subject: logging team hurting? > > Hi Guys, > It was mentioned on one of the lists that team hurting is now > getting logged. Is this true? I am not seeing it in the logs. Also, does > the new version log headshots? Thanks. > > Ryan McCullough > PacketVideo > 858-731-5536 > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
test message
please ignore
Re: So long PB, don't let the door hit you on your ass onyourwayout
I suck at PR, I loose my patience way too easily :) (just check my posts on the Admin Mod forum ;) I have no idea on the specifics of money, but I do believe that it wasn't money that stopped HL support. The biggest stumbling block was the lack of help/technical support from VALVe. Without it PBs functionality was reduces (severly in some areas) and Tony just didn't think it was worth continuing "pushing shit up-hill" ;) All this response to the withdrawal of support may allow a solution to appear however. Just to put a good word in for valve, they have always been reasonably helpful with Admin Mod problems (slow sometimes ;) Just look at the new sv_visiblemaxplayers code they added to HL1108. However, when it comes to asking for larger things they can be quite reclusive (like my questions/suggestion for Admin Mod in TF2 ;) - Original Message - From: "Tom Livingston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 8:57 PM Subject: RE: So long PB, don't let the door hit you on your ass onyourwayout > > > From: Alfred [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > > PB needed access to retrieve certain in game settings from HL (like > the > > brightness level, fov, ) to check for ingame cheats. [...] > > > > Tony had a plan for the way PB should work and I reckon it worked > pretty > > well in the end. Just look at the response to PB stopping support for > HL, > > if it was such a bad solution why do so many people want it back? > > > > We (the PB team) had long discussion about how to make money from PB. > The > > servers and equipment required to support PB were not free, nor was > the > > significant time Tony needed to spend to keep PB current. > > All good points, I have to admit. Much more reasonably explained than > what I found on punkbuster's own forums. They should consider trying to > convince you to do their PR. > > While the explanation of additional detection that they wanted to > include seems valid, It doesn't address why maintenance of the current > code is being scrapped. That is the behavior that makes me feel like an > unwitting pawn in a power game. > > Obviously, it comes down to Tony getting paid for his work. Certainly I > would never want to dedicate that kind of time to a programming project > where I wasn't getting paid. But then again that was it's genesis, so it > couldn't have come as a surprise. > > It's clear Tony has now set his sites on a higher business peak. That's > fine, that's capitalism. But I wonder where the economic problem for HL > punkbuster support really lies. If he was seeking a sum of money mostly > appropriate for a business, all may be lost. > > However, if he is only seeking compensation for his personal time, I > wouldn't be surprised if a sum of money could be found to allow him to > spend 25% of his time maintaining HL punkbuster. He'd be able to spend > the rest of the time pursuing his new goals. If he doesn't want to > spare the time, why couldn't a part time junior programmer be hired with > a similar amount of money? While I understand people normally don't > want do discuss financial details in public, if the amount of money > expected was reasonable and made public, it would do a lot to get the > community on his side. Certainly game hosts, cons, leagues and sponsors > could be hit up by the community to contribute if the amount was > achievable. Such generosity would likely shame valve into doing the > same. > > Sleeper > > >
RE: So long PB, don't let the door hit you on your ass onyourwayout
> From: Alfred [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > PB needed access to retrieve certain in game settings from HL (like the > brightness level, fov, ) to check for ingame cheats. [...] > > Tony had a plan for the way PB should work and I reckon it worked pretty > well in the end. Just look at the response to PB stopping support for HL, > if it was such a bad solution why do so many people want it back? > > We (the PB team) had long discussion about how to make money from PB. The > servers and equipment required to support PB were not free, nor was the > significant time Tony needed to spend to keep PB current. All good points, I have to admit. Much more reasonably explained than what I found on punkbuster's own forums. They should consider trying to convince you to do their PR. While the explanation of additional detection that they wanted to include seems valid, It doesn't address why maintenance of the current code is being scrapped. That is the behavior that makes me feel like an unwitting pawn in a power game. Obviously, it comes down to Tony getting paid for his work. Certainly I would never want to dedicate that kind of time to a programming project where I wasn't getting paid. But then again that was it's genesis, so it couldn't have come as a surprise. It's clear Tony has now set his sites on a higher business peak. That's fine, that's capitalism. But I wonder where the economic problem for HL punkbuster support really lies. If he was seeking a sum of money mostly appropriate for a business, all may be lost. However, if he is only seeking compensation for his personal time, I wouldn't be surprised if a sum of money could be found to allow him to spend 25% of his time maintaining HL punkbuster. He'd be able to spend the rest of the time pursuing his new goals. If he doesn't want to spare the time, why couldn't a part time junior programmer be hired with a similar amount of money? While I understand people normally don't want do discuss financial details in public, if the amount of money expected was reasonable and made public, it would do a lot to get the community on his side. Certainly game hosts, cons, leagues and sponsors could be hit up by the community to contribute if the amount was achievable. Such generosity would likely shame valve into doing the same. Sleeper
