Well said.
You are not god's gift to server hosting, and I am sure many others
besides
me find it offensive that you consider 99% of admins idiots. I have
news
for you - we all have the same hardware and software as you. The only
different between you and I is your negative piss-poor elitist
Haha, sounds to me like you should include yourself in the 99% of
crappy admins! ROFL
Richard Onyon wrote:
Server rebooted; demo account back online.
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Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 11:05 PM
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Upgrade to the newer kernel with 1000hz (My understanding is that it
fixes these sorts of issues)
??? What do you mean dude ?
As soon as i have a solution i will post it here - i promise !
Groove
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Try disabling prelinking if you have it enabled. Usually games that load
parts as plugins are affected with prelinking enabled. Quake II is one
of those examples, at least the binary I use (icculus + homemade patch).
nmarques
Groove wrote:
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Upgrade to the newer kernel with 1000hz (My
On Wed, 26 May 2004, Alfred Reynolds wrote:
There is a single challenge per IP. If you send an incorrect challenge
value (because you used another rcon tool from the same machine or
because the server restarted) then the server will reply to any rcon
requests with Bad challenge. Client tools
No, adding a port to the challenge combo removes the security it
provides.
- Alfred
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Kitchen
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 11:03 AM
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Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Anti brute-force
I develop my own system if someone interest in see, send me a email ,
because my system requires mailkey and I need to pass a valid mailkey for
you at the moment that you want to access my system.
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www.netrangers.com.br
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i'm interested
-melvana
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Web Based HLDS Management
I develop my own system if someone interest in see, send me a email ,
because my system
My apologies, I was in quite a rush when I wrote that, and forgot to trim it
down. Replying to digests is a pain, maybe its time I start receiving them
on a per message format.
To head back on-topic:
Steven,
We've just picked up a Dual Opteron 242 (2GB RAM - Dual 36.7 Raptors). It is
running
Color code for solid red is FFFF
From the HLTV Readme:
localmsg text [duration pos x pos y color hex rgba]
- same as msg, but only seen by local clients
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Is it easy to change the HZ setting? Im running fedora 2 and on 64bit
AMD and might try trimming it down a little if its easy.
Regards
Richy
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Sent: 27 May 2004 20:05
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Fedora kernel comes with KERNEL_HZ = 512, so half of that 1000 ;)
nmarques
Richy Fennell wrote:
Is it easy to change the HZ setting? Im running fedora 2 and on 64bit
AMD and might try trimming it down a little if its easy.
Regards
Richy
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Richy,
I don't believe it is difficult to do on Linux/Fedora, just have to set
the kernel option and recompile. This does consume time though. In FreeBSD I
just set kern.hz=200 in /boot/loader.conf, and reboot :).
Also, Richy:
We were considering running Fedora 2, and 64bit, but turned away due
In a bold display of creativity, Bryan Bilocura wrote:
Color code for solid red is FFFF
Where'd that extra FF come from at the end? Isn't it FF?
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Well I am under the impression I can force HLDS to a non 64bit version
if mods are required (although I believe they are being released soon /
have been).
Most of the servers on my box are rcon only clan servers anyway so this
wont be much of an issue, its also an excuse to keep the mods off as
Along this note though, if you send the incorrect password too many
times and ARE banned, then if you unban that IP and start using the
correct password, even a 'successful' challenge claims to be
unsuccessful. The only way to escape this cycle is to restart the
server. Is it possible to fix that?
It's RGBA, A being Alpha (opacity/transparency)
In a bold display of creativity, Bryan Bilocura wrote:
Color code for solid red is FFFF
Where'd that extra FF come from at the end? Isn't it FF?
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I have a 1.5 LAN server setup for a once a week session, and we'd like
to play against another Cafe online. However, the server is not visible
to the outside world.
Secure is set to 0 in the liblist.gam, sv_lan 0 in the server.cfg
Planet ADE-4000 Router / Mandrake 9.
(Manual:
First off you can't bind the HL server to an IP your computer hasn't been
assigned, so you are getting the expected results when binding to our
external IP. Don't worry though, you can have a local IP, and as long as
your exposed to the internet you 'should' be able to play.
You show below your
In a bold display of creativity, Tim McLennan wrote:
It's RGBA, A being Alpha (opacity/transparency)
Ahhh...I missed that. Duh. *slaps forehead*
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I don't believe it is difficult to do on Linux/Fedora, just have to set
the kernel option and recompile. This does consume time though. In FreeBSD
I
just set kern.hz=200 in /boot/loader.conf, and reboot :).
Also, Richy:
We were considering running Fedora 2, and 64bit, but turned away due to the
Thanks people, no idea about how many you can have?
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Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] HLTV loop commands
In a bold display of creativity, Tim McLennan wrote:
It's RGBA, A being
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