[Zephyrus]

NOT NEEDED ANYMORE

Example output:


Install:
-Download the binary according to your platform and place it in your extensions folder
-Download the .txt and place it in your gamedata
-Create a blank file called fileprotect.autoload in your extensions folder

It won't tell you who uploaded the file (altho with more reverse-engineering I may be able to come up with a method to tell that) but at least it will protect against uploads and also log the blocked files. After spending hours this seemed to be the best way to do it as there's no function BEFORE the file is put in it's correct location to tell it's final path.

Credit goes to AzuiSleet for the IsValidFile function.

Changelog:
2012.10.28
-Code cleanup (already...), older version still works
2012.10.29
-Added protection against file downloads
2013.02.14
-Updated gamedata thanks to Peace-Maker

[Zephyrus]

-Reserved-

[Zephyrus]

The extension is considered done for now and fully working. By detouring CGameClient::FileRequested I would be able to tell who tried to download a specific file although unless I come up with something for uploads I won't do that.

[Century19]

AWESOME !!

Works flawlessly! Thank you so much

[Sheepdude]

Nice! It seems to work with CS:GO, although my logs are getting spammed with this message:

L 10/31/2012 - 11:10:10: [FileProtect] Downloading file 'downloads/1ab72a88.dat' has been blocked.

[Zephyrus]

Originally Posted by Sheepdude Nice! It seems to work with CS:GO, although my logs are getting spammed with this message: L 10/31/2012 - 11:10:10: [FileProtect] Downloading file 'downloads/1ab72a88.dat' has been blocked.

i will look into it altho this line:

PHP Code:

(len == 22 && strncmp(filename, "downloads/", 10) == 0 && strncmp(filename + len - 4, ".dat", 4) == 0) 


should allow such files rather than blocking them

[Sheepdude]

Originally Posted by Zephyrus i will look into it altho this line: PHP Code: (len == 22 && strncmp(filename, "downloads/", 10) == 0 && [color=red]strncmp(filename + len - 4, ".dat", 4) == 0)[/color]  should allow such files rather than blocking them

I don't know the programming syntax, but for strncmp(filename + len - 4, ".dat", 4) == 0), shouldn't you use a substring compare instead? (i.e. strncmp(filename.substr(len - 4), ".dat", 4) == 0). Unless you're certain that "filename + len - 4" should return the last 4 characters of the filename string.

[Zephyrus]

Originally Posted by Sheepdude I don't know the programming syntax, but for strncmp(filename + len - 4, ".dat", 4) == 0), shouldn't you use a substring compare instead? (i.e. strncmp(filename.substr(len - 4), ".dat", 4) == 0). Unless you're certain that "filename + len - 4" should return the last 4 characters of the filename string.

strncmp takes a char pointer, filename is a char pointer as well, filename + len is the pointer to the null terminator and -4 should point to the dot character

btw i will check it out hopefully today, i just installed windows 8 and still have to download and install visual studio etc

[Sheepdude]

Ohh yes that makes a lot more sense now. Well if it's any help, the only file showing up in the logs as blocked is downloads/1ab72a88.dat, and not any of the other .dat files.

[Sheepdude]

This extension no longer works after the 1/23 cs:go update.

L 01/30/2013 - 20:57:25: SourceMod error session started
L 01/30/2013 - 20:57:25: Info (map "ar_lego_arena") (file "errors_20130130.log")
L 01/30/2013 - 20:57:25: [SM] Unable to load extension "fileprotect.ext": Failed to locate CheckReceivingList function.
L 01/30/2013 - 21:54:35: Error log file session closed.