[Bonnis]

dont know whats the problem is.

but if a person find his steamid via steamidfinder of any kind.
he maybe get this: STEAM_1:0:496016400

and when he do a unbanrequest on my homepage, i dont find his ban, because the steamid is: STEAM_0:0:496016400 or STEAM_1:1:496016400 or STEAM_0:1:496016400.

whats the problem? really hates it..
any fix?

//bonnis

[ecca]

Read this Valve SteamIDs

Edit: It's not a problem and it's meant to be that way, so there is no "fix" if you don't want to rewrite all plugins to either force STEAM_0 or STEAM_1

[headline]

Steamidfinder returns STEAM_0 and CS:GO incorrectly returns STEAM_1. Its a bug in CSGO for it to be 1

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by Bonnis whats the problem? really hates it.. any fix?

You need to correct your unban request system to ignore the first 8 characters (STEAM_0:) as this data is identifying the Steam universe and not the user in question. Both 0 and 1 are valid and are the same person. However, the 2nd number is part of the unique ID and should not be ignored! STEAM_1:0:496016400 and STEAM_0:0:496016400 are the same user, and STEAM_1:1:496016400 and STEAM_0:1:496016400 are the same user - but the first pair and the second pair are different users.

Originally Posted by Headline22 Its a bug in CSGO for it to be 1

This is incorrect, STEAM_1 is correct, STEAM_0 was a bug in older games that is fixed in all releases since L4D2 - older games weren't changed for compatibility reasons.

TF2 of course now uses a completely different format.

[Potato Uno]

Use the 64 bit steam ID?

[headline]

Originally Posted by asherkin This is incorrect, STEAM_1 is correct, STEAM_0 was a bug in older games that is fixed in all releases since L4D2 - older games weren't changed for compatibility reasons.

I remember reading that the one universe is for beta or something

[KissLick]

Originally Posted by Headline22 I remember reading that the one universe is for beta or something

0 Invalid
1 Public
2 Beta
3 Internal
4 Dev

Source Engine Confusion

[headline]

Originally Posted by KissLick 0 Invalid 1 Public 2 Beta 3 Internal 4 Dev Source Engine Confusion

https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamID

"X represents the "Universe" the steam account belongs to. If 'X' is 0, then this is Universe 1 (Public)."

EDIT: NVM lol. Didnt click the link you posted