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Hi there,
On Mon, Jan 10, 2005 at 03:44:53AM -, Steven Hartland wrote:
Thanks for the info there Alfred but this is only broken from the command
line. It works from the console and in a map list so still a bug?
We already have 2 maps with '-' in the name and I wouldn't be surprised
if
Hi every one,
Is there any one who have some server.cfg files for both FFA og CW for the
HL2 CS:S linux dedicated server, hosting on a 2.6.x kernel with 1000hz
setting ?
Thanks and have a nice day.
Regards
Christian
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Just bringing up an old topic here. Can everyone confirm the steam server
list still favors ips with a lower first octet?
Refreshing the steam list here for Europe most ips are very low, its quite
Another bug present for a lot of time: if the T with the bomb is kicked (or
disconnected normally... timed out... etc...), he takes the bomb with him...
so.. T team should win by kill.
I reported the bug several times. I'm not sure if it's just a linux server
issue, but probably it is, because
That's right.
RTFM :). There you go: http://qoda.net/cssource/minimumadmin/doc/
Linux version is 1.0.0.20, beside of the newest win version which is
1.0.0.21.
And -another bad news- it's pretty buggy. But it won't kill the server
(after 1hr of testing) at last... and weapon restriction works fine
Several aim maps are with a name like that...
But we are lucky. Most of the aim maps have no additional resources.
So as a workaround, just rename the bsp file e.g. from aim_ak-colt_v3 to
aimakcoltv3 (rename it in maplist.txt and mapcycle.txt as well...)
I'm not sure if you can't do that with a
I've heard a rumor, which says weapon prices can be modified on file
level...
Well... i did not find the appropriate file but i keep trying. If someone
already knows, please share the info.
It would be great to do that, because with this workaround (e.g.) awp can
have a price of 16001$. And tt's
Not as far as I can see. I have 66.93.60.213:27015, and it comes up very
fast. I think when you set the region that actually matters VS the ping of
the server relative for that region. Its only my theory, but the low 4th
octet it seems to be bogus.
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From: James
Yeah, ive reported this bug too.
The Fool wrote:
Another bug present for a lot of time: if the T with the bomb is
kicked (or
disconnected normally... timed out... etc...), he takes the bomb with
him...
so.. T team should win by kill.
I reported the bug several times. I'm not sure if it's just a
this is a cs 1.6 srever
The Fool wrote:
That's right.
RTFM :). There you go: http://qoda.net/cssource/minimumadmin/doc/
Linux version is 1.0.0.20, beside of the newest win version which is
1.0.0.21.
And -another bad news- it's pretty buggy. But it won't kill the server
(after 1hr of testing) at
What you are experiencing would tie in with the fact that the steam master
seems to favor ips with a lower first octet.
I've refreshed the list many times looking for European servers, almost all
of them listed begin with .81 or .82. To see ips in the list beginning with
.195, .213 or higher is
The master servers return the list of servers starting from the users IP
address fanning outwards (i.e up and down the numerically ordered list
of addresses).
- Alfred
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From what I've read in the past it is dependand on what *YOUR* IP address is.
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Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 02:36 PM
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Steam Server Lists : Favor lower first octet?
yes you can fool, just make sure you also rename the .res file too so
that the resources get downloaded
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 20:57:32 +0100, The Fool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Several aim maps are with a name like that...
But we are lucky. Most of the aim maps have no additional resources.
So
oups. I don't really know CS1.6 servers, but the same things are working on
it (and already fully developed). Different clan mods, fun mods, admin
mods...
I think it's not impossible it keeps weapon prices in plain text
somewhere...
However, you can't stop buying awp with autobuy, just with
Alfred Reynolds wrote:
The master servers return the list of servers starting from the users IP
address fanning outwards (i.e up and down the numerically ordered list
of addresses).
I think the list should be zipped and transfered (or something) to the
client where it's unzipped and the *clients*
Don't discriminate people. Everyone has the same rights, not only the
big butt GSP's.
The best way is people to start using the FAVOURITS lists... afterall,
they exist for something.
Best way is still to get all the servers from a master server and sort
by ping or name or whatever.
m0gely wrote:
m0gely wrote:
I think the list should be zipped and transfered (or something) to the
client where it's unzipped and the *clients* server list starts
pinging each IP. This would give you-the-player the best connection
to what servers there are. Combine this with a karma/longevity/ave
ping
Nelson Marques wrote:
Don't discriminate people. Everyone has the same rights, not only the
big butt GSP's.
The best way is people to start using the FAVOURITS lists... afterall,
they exist for something.
Best way is still to get all the servers from a master server and sort
by ping or name or
Client do ping each server (the ordering is just how the list is
streamed to the client).
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Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 1:40 PM To:
hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Steam
An update to the Source Dedicated Server has been released. Use the
hldsupdatetool to get this update.
This update fixes a couple bugs in the RCON subsystem and adds a
-pidfile command for linux users. More details on the update can be
found here:
This update also fixes the Your server is out of date Please update and
restart problem with Condition-Zero servers. If you had that problem
then run the hldsupdatetool to pickup the fix.
- Alfred
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Hi,
thanks for adding the -pidfile cmd, Alfred. Is it possible to create own names
for the pidfile? Because starting a server with -pidfile hlds.pid creates file
called -pidfile hlds.pid -steam
I was dreaming of a fix for that minor join/part bug that allows people
to intentionally crash servers at will. I guess I'll keep dreaming.
Steven Hartland wrote:
no -motdfile?
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From: Alfred Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An update to the Source Dedicated Server has been
That requires a Counter-Strike Source game server dll change which
wasn't slated for this release (soon however).
- Alfred
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When starting a linux dedicated server and each map change. get this
beautiful output now:
L 01/10/2005 - 16:45:03: Log file started (file
/home/quake/halflife2/cstrike/logs/L0110009.log) (game
/home/quake/halflife2/cstrike) (version 2251)
L 01/10/2005 - 16:45:03: Banid: STEAM_0:0:1140312 was
Ahh, looks like the argument parsing for the pidfile command has a bug,
I will look into it (for now, enjoy the crazy names).
- Alfred
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turn logging off in your server.cfg, exec the banned_user.cfg, then
turn logging back on.
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 16:47:03 -0800, tubesock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When starting a linux dedicated server and each map change. get this
beautiful output now:
L 01/10/2005 - 16:45:03: Log file started
log on has been the last line in all of my server.cfg's since I can
remember.
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Macleod
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 5:05 PM
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] New
You can also check your setting for sv_logbans. Set it to 0 while the
files are being exec'd.
-Eric
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Macleod
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 5:05 PM
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Ok, sv_logbans 0 works fine, but if I try to turn it back on in server.cfg
(after the banned_user.cfg exec), the output still happens. Leaving it off,
am I missing anything important? (I've had it enabled since October)
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lol :)
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Ahh, looks like the argument parsing for the pidfile command has a bug,
I will look into it (for now, enjoy the crazy names).
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Thank you :
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That requires a Counter-Strike Source game server dll change which
wasn't slated for this release (soon however).
This e.mail is private and confidential between
Sorry to be a noob, but what exactly is a pidfile and what does it do?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 01:59:56 -, Steven Hartland
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Thank you :
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That requires a Counter-Strike Source game server dll
Is this how it is going to act in the future or was this un-intentional?
Thanks,
Tube
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Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 6:18 PM
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I believe it's just a text file that contains the process ID number so
that you can check if the server is running by checking for that
process ID and/or whether or not that process ID corresponds to the
server program.
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 21:20:51 -0500, Gilly Cottle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well it don't work that way in real life Alfred. I get a lot of high-end
addy's long before i get to where it should be based on what your
irrefraggable response indicates.
Alfred Reynolds wrote:
The master servers return the list of servers starting from the users IP
address fanning outwards (i.e
Since the update there are these strange 5 to 10 second freezes that end
with a pile of bodies falling on you. Strange.
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Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 9:22 PM
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Subject: [hlds_linux] Bodies froim the sky?
Since
Hi there,
This may well be a client problem, but I don't think so. Is there some
reason why a server will not send the list of maps in the mapcycle to a
client? All of the CSS servers I've tried around here, including our
own, return only a list of the maps local to my client machine when
'maps
Can someone explain to me why this is such a big topic? This is not the
first time I have seen this discussed. What is wrong with sorting the
list by the best ping or map you want to play? I don't get how different
IP address makes one server more favorable over another. If I am missing
something
Andy Shinn wrote:
Can someone explain to me why this is such a big topic? This is not
the first time I have seen this discussed. What is wrong with sorting
the list by the best ping or map you want to play? I don't get how
different IP address makes one server more favorable over another.
If
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