Thank you.
Before posting I read through the archives (several months of them!),
at least as much as I could before concluding that even if there were
discussions relating to my questions, it might be beneficial for a
really good overview.
Additionally, I think it would great to hear from those who have been
doing this for a while how seriously the latest VAC detections are being
taken... especially those have been doing this since it's inception.
From what I understand, the global list applies a 24 hour ban. Do most
of you simply abide by that for a single violation, then ban permanently
for multiple?
Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/27/02 2:41:16 PM
On Wednesday 27 November 2002 22:12, Mike Guadagnino wrote:
Hi there -
Up till now I have banned players that VAC detects, no questions
asked... as it is usually someone with an obviously moronic name
and/or
behavior. Recently a regular player and admin was detected and
banned
for 24 hours by VAC.
Assuming of course he is the innocent guy I perceive him to be, how
serious should I consider the ban? Are there known causes of false
positives that we can check for? Also, is there a global blacklist
associated with VAC? If so, what does it take to be listed there
(ie:
multiple violations)?
Thanks!
Mike
You might wanna actually read this list, if you just joined go to the
archive
for this one... this is something being discussed a lot...
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