Of course I got backups... but they didnt update maps and still overwrote
stuff that shouldnt be overwrote that doesnt make sense.
:)
besisides im just blowing smoke
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From: Bruce Bahamut Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October
Hey Guys!
Just wondering if anyone knows when the HL2 Linux Dedicated Server
files are likely to be out to download - want to make sure to get a
server up as soon as possible!
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Guess they're preventing possible issues. Constantly patching things
can cause problems sometimes, maybe they updated those incase someone
had %n in theirs or something dumb like that =)
- Bruce Bahamut Andrews
InspectorGifts wrote:
Of course I got backups... but they didnt update maps and still
yea they're already available, multiplayer HL2 is Counter-Strike Source,
so '-game Counter-Strike Source' will download it. Gotta specify a
different install directory to HLDS though =)
- Bruce Bahamut Andrews
Melissa Carley wrote:
Hey Guys!
Just wondering if anyone knows when the HL2 Linux
For what?
HL² doesn't come out with a multiplayerpart like in HL1.
The multiplayerpart / server is already published:
CS:Source
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 20.10.04 12:33:27:
Hey Guys!
Just wondering if anyone knows when the HL2 Linux Dedicated Server
files are likely to be out to
Oh ok - didn't know that was the difference - so HL2 multiplayer is
actually CS-Source HL2 singleplayer is Half Life 2?
Excellent.Thanks Guys!
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 12:42:40 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For what?
HL² doesn't come out with a multiplayerpart like in HL1.
Always welcome.
Nice to read this interview about other MODs/games coming:
http://www.homelanfed.com/index.php?id=26901
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 20.10.04 13:05:16:
Oh ok - didn't know that was the difference - so HL2 multiplayer is
actually CS-Source HL2 singleplayer is Half Life 2?
Halfd relies on the hlds_run script, which is not available in source
servers. It reads several variables from that file and the
environment. I'm sure the halfd perl script could be edited, however
until that's done, it's not compatible.
Actually, halfd bypasses the hlds_run script (there is
i usually write motd.txt as frameset with a single frame which points
to a html website on a www server.
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InspectorGifts
Sent: Mittwoch, 20. Oktober 2004 07:27
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
# chattr +i cstrike/mapcycle.txt
# chattr +i cstrike/motd.txt
# exit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i usually write motd.txt as frameset with a single frame which points
to a html website on a www server.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi hlds,
i just hear that Steam can now be used in lans
if the hl server has an internet connection.
Then all clients can use the server to get update
and so on.
Is this correct ?
thx very much,
Ferron
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found an empty server with a lggg listing of this :
L1020030.log:L 10/20/2009 - 18:17:34: a133STEAM_0:0:3284749CT changed
name to b
L1020030.log:L 10/20/2009 - 18:17:34: b133STEAM_0:0:3284749CT changed
name to c
L1020030.log:L 10/20/2009 -
So, after the long discussion about game control panels here on this
list, I decided to give GameCP a shot. It offers a free trial, so what
do I have to lose, I asked myself?
3 full days with nothing to show for it. Thats what I lost.
I wont go into detail on every part of the install, because
Jeff Stuart wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SteamStartValidatingUserIDTicket: Returned ESteamError 25
SteamStartValidatingUserIDTicket: Returned ESteamError 25
Alfred said this was most likely people using the hacked version of CSS.
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http://quake2.telestream.com/
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Jason Weisberger wrote:
In the two years I've been in the CS business, I've never heard of
anybody using, much less mentioning HL Protocol except for this list.
And that matters? You put a link on a web page. People click it. Done,
thats it. Who cares if no ones heard of it?
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- m0gely
So I JUST updated my source server.
I have 2 server processes running on the same machine, ./hlds_run (CS
1.6) and ./srcds_run (CS:S).
It's a 3Ghz machine with 512Mb.
I have noticed my pings under 1.6 (running with -pingboost 1) are normal
(100 ms average).
BUT, When I had some players test out
Simply allowing root access via ssh (assuming u mean from a different
machine, not so bad if limited to a subnet or something I suppose if
thats part of the process) is enough to wave a huge red flag. I would
urge anyone to turn that off (in /etc/sshd/sshd_config) given the
recent attempts out
James Sykes schrieb:
I've seen this quite a lot, seems to take quite a lot of spamming before the
server crashes though.
-Original Message-
From: Jurgen van den Handel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2004 18:03
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [hlds_linux] another crasher :(
[
James Sykes wrote:
I've seen this quite a lot, seems to take quite a lot of spamming before the
server crashes though.
There needs to be some decent flood control built in to the server for
stuff like this. Chat spamming and things like this where people are
spamming name changes etc just
no, look at the timestamps.
it all happened on the same second which makes me believe that
he used a script to change his name.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of James
Sykes
Sent: Mittwoch, 20. Oktober 2004 20:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Im not sure how MadQuery would help me. Let me explain my situation in a
more detailed form.
I run www.game-monitor.com , and just recently added a '[Launch Game]'
button to server pages which launch the visitor into the game and having
it connect to the server they are looking at. Now what I want
This type of thing is not going to get any better either. People are
starting to realize, that by default, hlds, and now Source, has little to no
auto-protection systems internally. All of the anti-flood, anti-this, and
anti-that, were all included in adminmod, amx, amxx, etc.
--
Micheal
Ack! I would normally place You've got to be kidding me! here but I know
that you're not. From a security stand point, let's put this all together.
1. Requires root access via ssh.
2. Globals on.
3. Httpd user with a shell.
4. GCP software directory mode 777
There's enough problems with
Bruce Bahamut Andrews wrotes:
so learn to make backups before updates. It'd be stupid if they
released new maps or something and didn't update the mapcycles so you
knew about 'em. So deal with it =D
No, it makes no sense. Overwrite user modified files with no asking is
really stupid. When
hondaman wrote:
So, after the long discussion about game control panels here on this
list, I decided to give GameCP a shot. It offers a free trial, so what
do I have to lose, I asked myself?
3 full days with nothing to show for it. Thats what I lost.
I wont go into detail on every part of the
Micheal Patterson wrote:
Ack! I would normally place You've got to be kidding me! here but I
know
that you're not. From a security stand point, let's put this all
together.
1. Requires root access via ssh.
2. Globals on.
3. Httpd user with a shell.
4. GCP software directory mode 777
It's
Micheal Patterson schrieb:
This type of thing is not going to get any better either. People are
starting to realize, that by default, hlds, and now Source, has little to no
auto-protection systems internally. All of the anti-flood, anti-this, and
anti-that, were all included in adminmod, amx,
m0gely wrote:
Jason Weisberger wrote:
In the two years I've been in the CS business, I've never heard of
anybody using, much less mentioning HL Protocol except for this list.
And that matters? You put a link on a web page. People click it. Done,
thats it. Who cares if no ones heard of it?
and,
Thanks m0gely for tying to make me look like an asshole without knowing
what you're talking about. HL Protocol requires that you also install a
client portion for it to work, consiquently, most people do not use HL
Protocol. Now that Steam protocol is out and about, I'm sure people
will use it
I misunderstood your question. As far as I know, what you're asking for
is not available at this time. Anybody else can feel free to chime in.
Wojciech H wrote:
Im not sure how MadQuery would help me. Let me explain my situation in a
more detailed form.
I run www.game-monitor.com , and just
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From: Marcos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 4:16 PM
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] [OT] Beating a dead horse? My experience with
GameCP
Micheal Patterson wrote:
Ack! I would normally place You've got to be kidding me! here but
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] another crasher :(
Micheal Patterson schrieb:
This type of thing is not going to get any better either. People are
starting to realize, that by
Jason Weisberger wrote:
Thanks m0gely for tying to make me look like an asshole without knowing
what you're talking about. HL Protocol requires that you also install a
client portion for it to work, consiquently, most people do not use HL
Protocol. Now that Steam protocol is out and about, I'm
I'd love to be a tester in this part, as I discontinued use of phpUA
because of administering the clients and web portions, plus the need to
have a seperate installation per client. It wasn't worth the work for
the amount of use it got. If administration capabilities are severely
improved in
One correction here, there was only one particular file in the gcp
dirctory that I was to change to 777, not the entire directory itself.
Micheal Patterson wrote:
Ack! I would normally place You've got to be kidding me! here but I know
that you're not. From a security stand point, let's put this
Jason Weisberger wrote:
Thanks m0gely for tying to make me look like an asshole without knowing
what you're talking about. HL Protocol requires that you also install a
client portion for it to work, consiquently, most people do not use HL
Protocol. Now that Steam protocol is out and about, I'm
m0gely wrote:
Jeff Stuart wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SteamStartValidatingUserIDTicket: Returned ESteamError 25
SteamStartValidatingUserIDTicket: Returned ESteamError 25
Alfred said this was most likely people using the hacked version of CSS.
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- m0gely
http://quake2.telestream.com/
Q2 |
they got the whole kicking thing working for normal HL yet? If HL2
steam is preventing hacked versions?
- Bruce Bahamut Andrews
Jeff Stuart wrote:
m0gely wrote:
Jeff Stuart wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SteamStartValidatingUserIDTicket: Returned ESteamError 25
anyone got a more detailed log file of this happening? Even a full one
if it doesn't actually have an error message like commandbuffer overflow
would be helpful to Alfred and the other VALVe dudes as they'd be able
to determine exactly what was causing the crash.
Wonder who's discovering all
In a bold display of creativity, m0gely wrote:
There needs to be some decent flood control built in to the server for
stuff like this. Chat spamming and things like this where people are
spamming name changes etc just shouldn't be allowed. So if someone trys
to change their name 2 times in a
Valve, Alfred, I think these are really good questions and I am sure you
could easily answer these.
m0gely wrote:
Commands I wish were there:
sv_downloadurl - I guess not a huge deal until new hammer is out
sv_filetransfercompression - same
restart
stats
'stat' formatting is b0rked. It is a
Original Message
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of m0gely
Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 9:40 PM To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] [srcds]
Many good questions, 1 big email
Valve, Alfred, I think these are really good questions and I am sure
Alfred Reynolds wrote:
'stat' formatting is b0rked. It is a nicely readible list in hlds
but not in srcds.
There is no stat command in SRCDS yet (in HLDS is prints out CPU
stats), this is a TODO item. status should be formatted properly now.
Sorry, I meant 'status', I created an alias. Hmm, it
snip
The 'stuffcmds' command acts like 'restart'. Is that the
replacement? What is that command meant for?
We use it internally for some of our file formats (for serializing
commands).
Ok, then 'restart' is on your TODO list too? :)
What do you want restart for?
Thanks for the
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