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Probably more an issue of deploying one solution\architecture and then having
the business flipflop and tack on all sorts of new requirements that don't fit
the original design or not.. Since we dont work there, and I'm sure nobody
there will d
Makes you wonder who's dumb idea it was not to run a proper
authentication scheme in the first instance and who at Valve is going
"I told you so, the damn fools never listen to me and now look at the
mess we are in" ???
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 00:02:11 -0500, Napier, Kevin
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What ever the reasons the silence has always been interesting. Oddly enough the
coders list seems to be fairly active with responses by Valve employees.
I know thier reading all this which makes it all the more humorous. You just
know there all giggling and screaming for us to stfu.
-Orig
The silence isn't the slightest bit bizzare, it's just a repeat of the
past. Remember when they missed the HL2 deadline of September, and the
article that explained how embarrassed and stuff Gabe was? Seems to be
just repeating past mistakes, embarrassed that their system was cracked
but unwillin
I'm not trying to diss valve really but the only thing that would over
complicate things would be a bad design from the get go that they would have to
patch or build around, even then it's quite doable, though may not be as
straight forward as it seems at first glance. Look we all have to under
lol.. I did I moved on to playing and running BF:DC on all but one box.
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However trying for a big boycot type thing like those "dont buy gas this
tuesday" crap is utterly pointless.
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Hey folks,
There seems to be a large number of threads coming up on the lists
asking some legitimate questions and getting overlooked by Valve staff,
such as the state/progress of VAC and getting rid of all the no-steam
hacks. The threads are full of speculation, but some of you have hinted
that y
You are all familiar with the expression "The wheels have fallen off" ??
In this case it appears the wheels were never put on, in fact I don't
think wheels were even a design consideration even though wheels were
the main enabler of the technology in the first place!
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 14:27:00
I don't buy that...There is no reason they can't comment on this one way or
another. IMO that is what this forum is for. I think enough people have
legitimate concerns and they should acknowledge that. I mean we have put up
with a lot of shit running dedicated servers over the past few years. I
thi
All I would like, is for one employee to post here (IN THE OFFICAL MAILLING
LIST) to comfort us.. all I want to hear is "Yes, we are working to fix this
problem"..
I don’t want deadlines, I don’t want estimates, I don’t want details, I just
want to know that they are not idiots with poor public re
>They are using legitimate steam id's, that belong to legitimate steam
accounts.
>The problem is that the game server and/or authentication server does
>not check if the user owns the game he is playing. This probably needs
>big changes in the way the clients obtain authentication data that is
>se
Everyone calm down a minute and think about the overall scope of things.
Valve is known for creating at least one, if not several of the most awesome
games we have ever played. Development has ALWAYS been plagued by missed
deadlines, stolen code, and more missed deadlines.
Should a new authenticat
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 00:09:43 +1100, Whisper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can somebody who is more familiar with Databases and Database security
please explain to me/us why it is difficult for Valve to secure their
STEAM_ID system?
Doesn't Valve have complete control over the STEAM User and STEAM_ID d
Can anybody tell us how NOSTEAM works?
Because so far nobody has been able to punch holes in the
methodologies many of us have suggested here to stop a hack like
NOSTEAM working at all!
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 07:41:07 +1100, Whisper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW if the problem is that Valve do n
BTW if the problem is that Valve do not want to use servers to pass
along the information then why not then only use the Content Providers
who I think are well and truly vetted before they are allowed to be
STEAM Content Providers AND more or less rule 99.9% of
wannabe's out when the questi
Whisper wrote:
Well the thing is, your STEAM_ID is connected to your Login.
Suipposedly you cannot create (RDRR many lols) a STEAM Login without a valid CD
Key
Thats how integrity is supposed to be maintained to allow people to login on
any computer.
Indeed - hence the reason I suggest checking
Well the thing is, your STEAM_ID is connected to your Login.
Suipposedly you cannot create (RDRR many lols) a STEAM Login without a
valid CD Key
Thats how integrity is supposed to be maintained to allow people to
login on any computer.
As most of you are well aware, this is really stupidly basic
Right, but you should be emailing hlds_linux and not hlds list.
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From: "Armin Ranjbar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 08:30 AM
Subject: Re: [hlds] Cs 1.6 non steam under Linux dedicated server
> On Chahar shanbe 25 Azar
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doe any one know if there is a version of the mod atac for cs:source . to
control tking, i love playing with friendly fire but you cant because of the
tking.
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I've been twisting my brain for some time now, to figure out what possible
technical problems are in
the way or fixing this, and I still have no answer.
I must have been going over the problem ten times, and every time I come to the
same conclusion;
its easy to fix, and should have been done r
On Chahar shanbe 25 Azar 1383 16:57, Marcelo de Paula Bezerra Wrote:
> It is an old won hlds binary that won't work.
so let me see if can can understand it right ;
1 > there is no way to run half life dedicated server on linux without steam
2 > we cant use steam dedicated server on linux without
BoNfiRe wrote:
Probbably because of the scale involved in doing this.
How many ppl have steam accounts hmm too many.
Nah. You're only talking about 2.5 million records really. (2.3
million unique users per month
http://www.steampowered.com/status/status.html)
Even a desktop database like Micr
Thats my point, the amount of records we are talking about is not that
large when you have worked with decent sized databases.
I guess you have:
Account Name
Contact E-mail
Password
Secret Question
Secret Answer
CD-Key
STEAM_ID
So about 7 basic fields per user and I guess you would have times an
Probbably because of the scale involved in doing this.
How many ppl have steam accounts hmm too many.
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From: "Whisper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 1:09 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds] When will the "nosteam" hacks be fixed?
Can
It is an old won hlds binary that won't work.
On Wed, 2004-12-15 at 16:05 +0330, Armin Ranjbar wrote:
> On Chahar shanbe 25 Azar 1383 14:51, Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews Wrote:
> > No, you may not run any servers that do not operate on steam.
> >
> > - Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews
>
>
> err
> so what a
Can somebody who is more familiar with Databases and Database security
please explain to me/us why it is difficult for Valve to secure their
STEAM_ID system?
Doesn't Valve have complete control over the STEAM User and STEAM_ID database?
Doesn't Valve know which STEAM_ID's belong to which STEAM Us
On Chahar shanbe 25 Azar 1383 14:51, Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews Wrote:
> No, you may not run any servers that do not operate on steam.
>
> - Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews
err
so what about Half-Life Dedicated Server v3.1.1.1 , it is not steam but it is
the server , isn't ?
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No, you may not run any servers that do not operate on steam.
- Bruce "Bahamut" Andrews
Armin Ranjbar wrote:
hi guys ,
is this possible to run cs 1.6 Linux dedicated non steam server ( what a long
name! ) ?
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New Je
hi guys ,
is this possible to run cs 1.6 Linux dedicated non steam server ( what a long
name! ) ?
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Why does New Jersey have more toxic waste dumps and California have
more lawyers?
New Jersey had first choice.
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