last night there were a few myg0t attacks (made by one person), they managed to find a way to crash servers and used the switch to spec bug to tk, griefed etc etc.

Anyway, the upshot is, infamous_cow compiled a list of all his possible ip's, so add this to your banned_ip.cfg if you don't want him raging your server; seeing as he does not have a static ip, and has more than 5 id's, this is the easiest way.

www.nocashvalue.org/kanrook/SF/banned_ip.cfg

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Or sf_spectator 0.

Stops spec crash and all other spec related bugs.

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But spec is sexy!

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If you mean laggy and nearly unwatchable, then yes, it is.

I like being on top of the scoreboard in scrims and having spectators go "lol entro sure does miss a lot wtf is with that????"

Done for Blacks server

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these ips don't seem to be allocated at all so it's safe to ban them

Do you have any idea what the fuck you're talking about?

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Lol'd

Seems like I'm not the only one who thought that.

lol

Do a reverse dns lookup on some random ips in that list and you will most likely not find a single typical adsl-like record (= the ppl who usually play sf) -> banning those is fine.

Btw. Tony you should not try flaming without knowing yourself what you are actually talking about. I didn't reply to your kiddie style post about git because it was too ignorant and YOU obviously didn't even know the essential difference between git and svn/cvs/clearcase. Did you ever compare the process of a git bisection to a svn one? Did you ever tried to generate an older code revision from svn in decent time? Is it really relevant that a system is more widely spreaded in unrelated projects/environments? Only because a system runs flawlessly for you doesn't mean that the actual developers who need more advanced functionality than logs and checking the current revision out can use it well. We could have saved multiple days for 194 if svn was not so incredibly slow.

@Black&FM: Do you know how IPs are being allocated to companies/users and assigned to network interfaces? no? then stfu.