How long has Source been out on the streets? ;-)
I would say that in about 18 to 24 months time SrcTV might be reliable, by
then the world of Source would be a dinosaur.
They look to have dropped VAC2 like it was on fire.
D1.
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Hi,
This may not be the right place to ask, but anyway...
I run several source servers and I want to get some nice images on my website /
motd. My question is where can I get some nice images for CS:S and DOD:S?
Ideally I would like something
Hi,
I managed to kill the faulty process.
It was a website statistics program that I installed a year ago.
I don't know why this started acting up now but when I killed it
everything works ok.
Now I've contacted my host and they've opened access to port 27015 so
if you could check whether you can
Well - this is a bit off-topic now but...
Almost all external inbound connections on port 1433 should be considered
hostile. UDP and TCP ports 1433 are used by MS SQL server and should be
blocked outside your network. If you require MS SQL access, across the
public internet, you should consider
If you found a trogan dont mess around, take the box offline now
format and reinstall from scratch.
Steve
Valdimar Kristjánsson wrote:
I found a trojan that I read was something that allowed remote admin
on my server . I killed it but I don't know how long it's been there or
if someone has be
Well I downloaded Steam at another location and looked for my server.
It's not coming up in the server list and if I add it to the favorites
list I get a server is not responding message.
I asked my hosting company to open up port 27015 (TCP/UDP) and they
said it was done.
Is there anything else
Server not responding on 08/14/2006 @ 10:15 am Eastern.
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From: Valdimar Kristjánsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 8:43 AM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: RE: [hlds] .NET, IIS, MS-SQL and dedicated servers
Hi,
I managed to kill the fa
If I may... personal opinion... all ports should be closed to initial
connections from the outside unless you specifically require some to be
open in order to allow Internet access to a server you are running. I
see no valid exceptions to this basic security policy. If you have not
taken steps to
A bit drastic to go offline and reinstall from scratch... I'm not saying
absolutely never, but it's not the first thing I'd do. If the Trojan is
removed... and no other intruders are detected via the appropriate
scans... and all non-essential ports are closed... and the server is
running fine; I'd
Good move NOT!!
If you have had a trogan you dont know what they have touched.
You remove the initial trogan and they may have installed any
number of things on timers to trigger on a certain action or
time what ever.
Reinstall is the only way to be sure and its not like it
takes long. Wait and
Ditto - nuke it from orbit, you have absolutely NO idea what someone has or
has not done to the box.
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 9:36 AM
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Have you got "sv_lan 0" in your server.cfg?
Valdimar Kristjánsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Well I downloaded Steam at
another location and looked for my server.
It's not coming up in the server list and if I add it to the favorites
list I get
Agreed... that's why I said "and no other intruders are detected via the
appropriate scans..."
There are effective detection and removal packages available and should
be used with regularity. Simply knee jerk reactions and a total
reinstall is overkill and seldom your only solution. It may very
You're getting paranoid Ripley.
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Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 10:57 AM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: RE: [hlds] .NET, IIS, MS-SQL and dedicated servers
Ditto - nuke it from orbit, you have absolutely NO idea what someo
If you have local access to the server, you can check by running the game
server instance with a visible console window, as follows. This will NOT
work over Terminal Services, since the console will not show up on remote
connections. (If someone can explain why this is the case, I would
appreciate
I am delighted to answer any and all questions about ogsWatcher - however I
am concerned that these may not be of interest to all participants on this
list. I have set up a support forum at http://gearbox.oathill.com/cbb and
watch that on a regular basis for questions and such.
In respect to the
Great News !!
Thank you so much !
Frazer schrieb:
>
>
> p.s. - To those who have asked: I am working on support for CS 1.6 (HLDS)
> now.
>
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Ok, this is where it stands now.
sv_Lan is set to 0 in my server.cfg.
I don't have local access to the server.
I can connect to the server from my home through HLSW and it says it's
running on port 2
I restarted a few servers today and found that they
did not become VAC secured again at restart. Servers
were on different machines in different parts of the
US. Nothing in my config or setup has changed.
Getting that good ol' message of:
"Could not establish connection to Steam servers.
VAC se
Yes, we're also having VAC issues. Another user mentioned it on the
list earlier this morning. Sit tight, and keep your arms and legs
inside the car at all times.
On 8/14/06, leo bounds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I restarted a few servers today and found that they
did not become VAC secured agai
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It's pretty simple, terminal server is emulation, not the local console. That
being said, a HL console started on the Windows local console will not show up
on a terminal service session. Now if you were to start the HL server in your
terminal
Whats a trogan?
Sounds like a mythical beast - a troll crossed between a ogre, with some
bogan mixed in ;)
My 2c worth: I would say take the server offline, identify whether it's
a real trojan or not, and follow removal instructions where applicable.
I would do my research before blowing the serv
Also, worth noting that I believe you can terminal into the servers console
directly, by starting the MSTSC client using the following syntax:
Mstsc.exe /console
You can then enter your IP, and you should be able to get straight to the
console. I believe you can also use the shadow command to s
okej
what exactly shall i type in the command prompt?
nothing worked as it said in the readme, so im confused..
John
From: "Adam Sando" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
To:
Subject: RE: [hlds] Server invisible
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 08:47:53 +0930
Also, worth not
I'd suggest any support concerns with ogsWatcher should be directed to Frazers
forums, as per his previous link:
http://gearbox.oathill.com/cbb
Regards,
Adam
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Tangvik
Sent: Tuesday, 15 August 200
okey well, ill try that then.
People just cant connect to my DS through console, but some join randomly
becous they find me on the filters :S
From: "Adam Sando" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
To:
Subject: RE: [hlds] Server invisible
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 09:07:46 +
Good tip, Adam - thanks!
>From the run command box: mstsc /console
Log in as local admin (or whatever) and voila - there is the srcds console
window.
Nice.
Frazer
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