ID:101022
Aug 27 2010, 11:47 am
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world.Export() connections should be visible in Dream Daemon, so they can be banned if necessary.
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Aug 27 2010, 2:35 pm
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Nice Feature
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Totally toobuler, but, how can this also help people hosting on a unix shell server ? I know you can Daemon ban on a shell with the hostban file, but, is there a command you can run to show all the connections of DD?
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It's a bit silly when Lummox makes a feature request, only to implement it himself and then mark his post as 'resolved' ;)
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Toadfish wrote:
It's a bit silly when Lummox makes a feature request, only to implement it himself and then mark his post as 'resolved' ;) No it's not. It's documentation. |
Fair enough. We have version notes for general documentation--but I just remembered a recent event, which justifies why this feature was publicly documented.
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Toadfish wrote:
Fair enough. We have version notes for general documentation--but I just remembered a recent event, which justifies why this feature was publicly documented.Yeah, but in that recent event; I think they were hosting on a Unix server, a 'shell server', so. I don't know much about the commands you can run in PuTTY for Daemon. That's why I wanna know how this would work for that. |
Do you have any data on how many games are hosted by command line and how many are hosted with the Windows GUI?
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Airjoe wrote:
Do you have any data on how many games are hosted by command line and how many are hosted with the Windows GUI? ...is this directed towards me? If so, no clue! |
I hope you know that in the last few months like 99% of the games made are being hosted on a shell server and the currently made games are switching to a unix shell server.
Nobody uses Dream Daemon anymore. |
Ryuk25 wrote:
I hope you know that in the last few months like 99% of the games made are being hosted on a shell server and the currently made games are switching to a unix shell server. Dream Daemon is on 'unix shell servers'. |