Today I saw 10-20 servers with my communty-name. The problem is, the servers
isn't ours Its fakeservers and fakeplayers on them.
So what can i do about them? And why isn't VALVE doing something? Ive seen
allot of fakeservers, cant you patch it somehow?.. They are hurting our name
and
Valve is doing nothing, nor should they be. People have the right to
name their server whatever they'd like.
On 07/28/2010 03:04 AM, Christopher Szabo wrote:
Today I saw 10-20 servers with my communty-name. The problem is, the servers
isn't ours Its fakeservers and fakeplayers on them.
unless it's against the law (aka trademark law, etc.)
if the community name is trademarkedand you give Valve legal
noticeperhaps maybe...
then againValve should have policies in place for CyberSquatting much
like ICANN..in cases where a third-party uses a name that they have no
Amen brother! And I sure hope valve will keep it that way.
John j883...@gmail.com wrote:
Valve is doing nothing, nor should they be. People have the right to
name their server whatever they'd like.
On 07/28/2010 03:04 AM, Christopher Szabo wrote:
Today I saw 10-20 servers with my
But ITS FAKE SERVERS AND PLAYERS. You cant even connect to the servers or you
get redicrected. Its makes the serverlist very messy.
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Hello, I am trying to use steam://connect/ links in my TF2 MOTD. They do not
work. Was this function disabled, and how can I work around it?
When a user joins my server, it will have a few options querying my other
servers, to list what servers have what number of players. It's a lot easier
Check their IP addresses. I bet they are illegal or cracked.
On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 10:37:24 +0300, Christopher Szabo sza...@hotmail.com
wrote:
But ITS FAKE SERVERS AND PLAYERS. You cant even connect to the servers
or you get redicrected. Its makes the serverlist very messy.
Why shouldn't VALVE fix it?
Its fake, the server isn't really there and the players isn't there. The
servers is there only for advertise in serverbrowser.
Its not about the names, its about the serverlist getting BIG and messy. Its
harder to find good REAL servers that works.
any steam:// link has been disabled some months ago in the in-game browser.
I think there's no workaround
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 9:40 AM, Harry Strongburg harry.h...@harry.luwrote:
Hello, I am trying to use steam://connect/ links in my TF2 MOTD. They do
not work. Was this function disabled,
please reply to the previous email, don't start a new topic each time (or
change your mail client)
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 9:46 AM, Christopher Szabo sza...@hotmail.comwrote:
Why shouldn't VALVE fix it?
Its fake, the server isn't really there and the players isn't there. The
servers is
geezdo I have to hold your hand to the big boy's room?
I gave you a potential solutionget your community name
trademark.hire a lawyer to send Valve a notice of trademark infringement
(caused by fake servers claiming your trademark)...then perhaps sue if Valve
does nothing.
Case
Did this happen when they moved to Webkit?
I think Valve have left out all kinds of custom protocols from the
Webkit based browser. I'm still waiting for mumble://-support for
instance. I don't know if custom protocol URLs will be supported
again, but I sure hope so.
2010/7/28 Harry Strongburg
As I remember there was an update that fixed error messages about missing
particles. But dods still reports about them.
Particles: Missing 'particles/error.pcf'
Particles: Missing 'particles/fire_01.pcf'
Particles: Missing 'particles/burning_fx.pcf'
Can anyone edit particles file and remove
no, for tf2 it happened before moving to webkit.
it was done on purpose to stop motd redirect
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:04 AM, oGre o...@muppfarmen.se wrote:
Did this happen when they moved to Webkit?
I think Valve have left out all kinds of custom protocols from the
Webkit based browser.
I wouldn't bother with the lawyers, just trademark it and then just ask valve.
If they don't do anything, then get the lawyers.
Always make sure that you have your trademarks in order, or else someone can
just come along and trademark it for you and basically take over your
community name. AG
On 2010-07-28 09:46, Christopher Szabo wrote:
Why shouldn't VALVE fix it?
Its fake, the server isn't really there and the players isn't there. The
servers is there only for advertise in serverbrowser.
Its not about the names, its about the serverlist getting BIG and messy. Its
harder
Lawyers will do nothing. Valve isn't hosting those fake servers.
Someone is, so track down IP, and call ISP that IP belongs to.
And if someone is faking Valve's master server list, it isn't Valve fault.
Every communication is possible to interrupt and master server
communication is not an
Or just harden up.
Try contacting the server owners and ask them what the deal is.
Appreciated people want to grow strong communities, but posting on a
mailing list is not going to help.
The most you can do is contact VALVe *i.e not this mailing list* and
make them aware of the fake server
Valve controls the master sever list. They don't like fake server either. Let
them know and see what happens. It can't hurt.
On 28/07/2010, at 11:20 PM, EVAgames Community hlds_li...@evagames.eu wrote:
Lawyers will do nothing. Valve isn't hosting those fake servers.
Someone is, so track down
There are three main reasons for some douche to run a fake server:
1) steal traffic from rival communities
2) damage reputation/image of targeted community/server
3) to spread malware via a MotD vulnerability
Though the 3rd is less likely nowandays, back in the day, I ran into
issues with a
Ssssh!
Don't tell certain lawyers that!
(sarcasm symbol goes here)
On Jul 28, 2010, at 4:20 AM, EVAgames Community hlds_li...@evagames.eu
wrote:
Lawyers will do nothing. Valve isn't hosting those fake servers.
Someone is, so track down IP, and call ISP that IP belongs to.
And if someone is
Well, Christopher said the server isn't actually there. And that it is
basically only used to advertise in the server browser. So 1 is out of
the question, and 3 is (as you said yourself) no longer an issue.
Which leaves me with 2. Which is pretty fucked up :P
On 2010-07-28 13:57, Gene wrote:
They have a system for tf2, which makes running a redirect server or
fakeserver pointless. It leads eventually to delisting bad servers. So
whenever player connects and leaves, the server loses only points. I
wouldn't be surprised if the system has already spread to other games
too. Perhaps
That always doesn't cut it though, as there are semi-popular servers
using *Fake-Client* plugins/extensions to fill their servers up. Then
again, that doesn't really have much to do with the topic at hand, I
highly doubt it would ever make it's way to Counter-Strike 1.6. Look
at VeeServers
Well at least your fake servers have traffic on them.(jk)
Seems to me you have worked hard to build your community/clan. Why not spend
the money to trademark?
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 2:36 AM, Johan shoot.jo...@gmail.com wrote:
Amen brother! And I sure hope valve will keep it that way.
John
It's not cheap to trademark. I think it's around $300.
Sent from my iPhone 4
On Jul 28, 2010, at 10:10 AM, tom nikitopoulos screwtop...@gmail.com wrote:
Well at least your fake servers have traffic on them.(jk)
Seems to me you have worked hard to build your community/clan. Why not spend
Hi,
The guy is faking some of our servers too. The best way is to contact the
hosting compagny which seem to be krond.org.
Regards,
st...@ufbteam.com
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 7:22 PM, DontWannaName! ad...@topnotchclan.comwrote:
It's not cheap to trademark. I think it's around $300.
Sent
On my country is a bit more. :-)
Sent from my shiny metal ass. :P
On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:22:48 +0300, DontWannaName!
ad...@topnotchclan.com wrote:
It's not cheap to trademark. I think it's around $300.
Sent from my iPhone 4
On Jul 28, 2010, at 10:10 AM, tom nikitopoulos
our community had this same problem about a yr ago.
I called there Hosting company and explained in detail. A day or 2 later ,
there servers were renamed.
I'd call there hosting company and explain they are naming there servers to
match your own and drawing players from yours.
Let them know your
Who ? Im friend with krond admin and my servers are there too
On Jul 28, 2010 9:38 PM, Jérôme Andrieu hackzi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
The guy is faking some of our servers too. The best way is to contact the
hosting compagny which seem to be krond.org.
Regards,
st...@ufbteam.com
On Wed, Jul
FYI
http://www.krond.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45t=1005
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 9:11 PM, Bajdechi Nightbox Alexandru
alexandrualexa...@gmail.com wrote:
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