Itwould be problematic if no request control would be routed, because then, when the entities current owner is in range of the entity itself, but not in range of the player trying to carry the entity, this would cause the owner not being able to attach it to the (for him unknown, because out of range) player.
Yeah, we had this issue to. A fix for this would be for servers to set the lockdown mode for their main routing bucket to strict and creating any networked entities serverside, letting the server auto-assign an owner. Doing this disallows cheaters to create entities, effectively making them unable to attach any entities that should not exist (like cages for players).
That is unrelated to script control requests and rather is an unrelated ownership/range issue that has been reported a few times (again mostly in transient chat rooms, sigh) but needs reproduction steps.
Hmm, does FiveM have a Debug/Verbose Mode? I think that this log can be very useful to catch players that are actively trying to harm the Server by using cheats. (Because when the scripts are adjusted to work with the chosen setting, this warning will only show up when a player is executing injected code.)
I think you misunderstood me there, i agree on your perspective and understand & like your idea of designing things so that cheaters dont even have the chance to do such things. Ill update it tomorrow and reset the check to default
You can lay down traffic control objects. When you do it creates a speed zone so AI traffic slows down near them and NOW will actually drive around the flares and cones allowing you to create a safe zone. Then you can pick them back up again when done. OneSync compatible. Your distance from the flares does not inhibit their functionality. The flares stay lit until you pick them up.
NOTE: If you are careless in how you set the flares or cones you could cause an AI traffic jam or jumble. Set them in a line that guides the AI into a direction to get around the area you want to be traffic free.
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Hello, everything works fine for me, the problem is that I have no idea how my clients can use the database, how they connect, I don't see a way in any of my games, especially in fivem which is the main one in my company
To connect to database which i would suppose you created it from the plugin above. Database name, pass and username would be mostly in fivem plugin config file if its supported. Edit fivem plugin config, enter the database name, user and pass which you have used during the creation of the database from "MySql Manager" earlier.
Are you sure, you would like to use a Server directly connected to the Internet? Please take into account: The server will be attacked, and hacked, if you have not configured firewalls and taken security measures.
These files include the Base operating system, applications and all configurations? Or is it a website? Or do you need a file server? In any case, you have to take care, the server provides the functionality you need. Usually in that case it is clear, how to transmit data: SSH, FTP, HTTP, ... it depends on the available services.
Hey, thanks for your response.
The files are a FiveM server, GTA5 Roleplay. Everything is setup, but I do not have extra firewall, ddos protection or anything related. Hence the server at netcup as it comes with ddos protection.
I will have to upload all the base files through FTP I guess, but since I am new to this control panel and linux, I have no idea how.
Thanks in advance
Edit >> When possible I would even use windows instead of linux
Of course you can also use windows instead of linux, but this is not recommended. Apart from the fact that a Windows server costs quite a bit in licensing costs, the OS change does not release you from securing the server.
I think netcup is protecting his network and his infrastructure. But not every single server. And even this is a problem, sometimes.
If you want less problems, check wich ports are open and switch them to a mostly unknown Number. Behind a Firewall.
I'm not that much a Linuxuser like everyone else here. So I think the first sentences from frank_m are the best and cheapest.
Using a pre-configured server as the others suggested will be the best course of action until you really know how to install and secure a linux server. Otherwise there will probably a lot of pain for you along the way.
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It is a standalone resource and works with any framework. The UI is accessed via the /hall command while inside an enabled hall location for players with Ace permission "cs-hall.control". This check and how the UI is accessed can be changed by modifying integration/client.lua and integration/server.lua files. There is also an identifier-based check in parallel to Ace permission which can also be edited in integration/server.lua file to add any player identifiers you want. You may also find some ready-to-use framework-related integrations here.
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