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[ANY] ConVars Anomaly Fixer


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Visual77
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Plugin ID:
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Plugin Version:
1.12
Plugin Category:
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Plugin Game:
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    Plugin Description:
    Check in-game ConVars that differ from the cfg-files values (due to the Valve bug) and fix them before map start
    Old 05-26-2018 , 04:12   Re: [ANY] ConVars Anomaly Fixer
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    It's a linux srcds only issue on the only games l4d1+2. The linux srcds can't handle large cfg files without a buffer overflow.

    Last edited by Visual77; 05-26-2018 at 04:13.
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    Allower
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    Join Date: Sep 2013
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    Old 07-19-2018 , 09:58   Re: [ANY] ConVars Anomaly Fixer
    Reply With Quote #2

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Visual77 View Post
    It's a linux srcds only issue on the only games l4d1+2. The linux srcds can't handle large cfg files without a buffer overflow.
    No, CSGO have this problem on all platforms. CSGO love change bot_quota, mp_match_restart_delay, mp_match_end_restart, sv_full_alltalk as he wants, and some many other server cvars.

    All of us know about CSGO's stuped bot_quota system.

    You have large gamemode_MODE_NAME_server.cfg? you have cvar problems!
    You have large server.cfg? you have cvar problems!
    You have csgo server at years? You know about this sh**t problems!!!
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    Last edited by Allower; 07-19-2018 at 10:00. Reason: some
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