Hi,
I noticed that the banned_user.cfg is empty, after killing the srcds
process. With the quit command everything is okay. But just after
kill PID the file is empty.
Is there a way to kill a srcds process without emptying the file?
Cheers
Marcel
Hi,
Add:
writeid
writeip
to server.cfg
-ics
Marcel kirjoitti:
Hi,
I noticed that the banned_user.cfg is empty, after killing the srcds
process. With the quit command everything is okay. But just after
kill PID the file is empty.
Is there a way to kill a srcds process without emptying the
Hi,
these commands are executed after banid and then the bans are in
banned_user.cfg.
BUT when I kill the srcds process with kill SRCDS_PID (SRCDS_PID = pid
of srcds process!) the file is empty. Try it.
Marcel
ics schrieb:
Hi,
Add:
writeid
writeip
to server.cfg
-ics
Marcel
@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg empty after killing srcds process
Hi,
these commands are executed after banid and then the bans are in
banned_user.cfg.
BUT when I kill the srcds process with kill SRCDS_PID (SRCDS_PID = pid
of srcds process!) the file is empty. Try
: Re: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg empty after killing srcds
process
Hi,
these commands are executed after banid and then the bans are in
banned_user.cfg.
BUT when I kill the srcds process with kill SRCDS_PID (SRCDS_PID = pid
of srcds process!) the file is empty. Try it.
Marcel
ics
Dear All,
Got a ban list which is almost 10kbytes long, now every time my server
crashes and it tries to reload the banned_user.cfg file I end up with an
empty banned user list.
if I try to execute a backup manually I get the response :
exec backupbanned_user.cfg
Cbuf_AddText: buffer overflow
and
, exec bl2.cfg etc that should solve
your problem
Regards,
Matt White
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Handel
Sent: 15 November 2004 17:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg
Dear All
: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg
Dear All,
Got a ban list which is almost 10kbytes long, now every time my server
crashes and it tries to reload the banned_user.cfg file I end up with an
empty banned user list.
if I try to execute a backup manually I get the response :
exec backupbanned_user.cfg
]
Subject: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg
Dear All,
Got a ban list which is almost 10kbytes long, now every time my server
crashes and it tries to reload the banned_user.cfg file I end up with an
empty banned user list.
if I try to execute a backup manually I get the response :
exec backupbanned_user.cfg
We're working on a fix.
-Eric
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WhiskyHornan
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 11:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg
That should do it, for a temp fix.
But it would be mush
: [hlds_linux] banned_user.cfg
That should do it, for a temp fix.
But it would be mush easier to nicely ask Valve for a fix, beacause
newbies
like me mabye having troubles doing such a script. And you should have a
possibility to have more than 200 bans on your server default without
searching the net
10 kb is to much for the SourceEngine! U get this overflow-error. Only
8192 byte per cfg-file is allowed. VALVe have something todo! :)
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Hi,
during the CSS Beta i could bann TA/TK and with writeid the SteamID's were
saved into the banned_user.cfg
But now, in the banned_user.cfg there are this entries !!?
banid 0 UNKNOWN
banid 0
I think this is related to a general STEAM glitch where the player is
not always immediately identified on entering the game. For a few
minutes some players will show as UNKNOWN, but eventually their ID shows
up. I see this using HLSW too, and in all HL mods.
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