Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2004 3:24 am
What is the format of a cheat entry in the cheaters-log ? Is the GUID in there ? We'd need that for our cheater DB i.e.
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no it doesnt got player guides it got indentyfication nummer for cheats not for players[KuB]FraGiLe wrote:What is the format of a cheat entry in the cheaters-log ? Is the GUID in there ? We'd need that for our cheater DB i.e.
what does that mean ? What compatibility mode ? How to stop playing in compatibility mode ?Running ET in compatibility mode on windows (w2k, xp, etc) can cause strange looking /cheaters status output. Harmless, you can advise those players to discontinue playing in compatibility mode so they appear "clean" in the /cheaters listing
Readkingbolt wrote:what does that mean ? What compatibility mode ? How to stop playing in compatibility mode ?Running ET in compatibility mode on windows (w2k, xp, etc) can cause strange looking /cheaters status output. Harmless, you can advise those players to discontinue playing in compatibility mode so they appear "clean" in the /cheaters listing
Some people reported that running in compat mode made the nvidia/pb crashbug go away. *shrug*bani wrote:theres no real reason to run in compat mode anyway, which makes me wonder why people do.
ahhh...ok...well, never used that mode .Ikkyo wrote:This is compatibility mode:
Using Windows XP Compatibility Mode
It's the same for Windows 2000.
This doesn't actually cause a false positive as a cheat, but it does report [??? win32] instead of [clean win32]. If you want to be reported as clean, you are encouraged not to run et in compatibility mode.
exactly, I didn't even remeber there was such mode cos haven't had any need for it...theres no real reason to run in compat mode anyway, which makes me wonder why people do.
Hehe, anticheat is becoming antivir then .bani wrote:Viruses can cause false positives. The relatively new DR/XIPOD.1 virus is known to do this.
what kernel/distro/glibc?Spark2 wrote:%@#$*#$% (deleted initial flame text)
Just want to inform you that I'm on Linux and 3.0.1 claims that I'm cheating... I'm using just a standard X with the proprietary NVidia drivers and don't think that any of my running processes do anything that a cheat would likely do. So this is seriously... bad.