[Arg!]

Ive been battling lately with HLSS spam on my TF2 Server running sourcemod.

I've done a bit of research and found an AMX plugin which is said to work.

http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=66267

I imagine i could rework this one, (using ClientCommand) but i have two issues with this:

1. I am under the impression that cl_restrict_server_commands is defaulted to 1 now.
2. It has to actively poll the clients cvar setting voice_inputfromfile on a timer. Is there a way to hook the cvar or something so the server knows as soon as the client changes it?

I have idea on how to deal with players using HLSS but i want to get the detection method down 100% before i start on that.

Thanks in advance.

[DJ Tsunami]

http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?p=633905 ?

[Arg!]

After testing on my TF2 client last night, the cvar cl_restrict_server_commands doesnt even seem to exist. Maybe the articles i was reading yesterday were old. Either way does can anyone help with the concept of hooking the changing of a cvar value? Or possibly hooking the +voicerecord command so i can then do a check?

I dont really want the overhead of a timer checking everyclient every 1 second just to see if they are using HLSS. Im not totally sure what the different flags on cvars/cmds mean so i dont know its even possible to hook commands that are only apply to the client.

EDIT: Thanks DJ T, i had read this one as well, and i get the idea, but im trying to work out how to avoid the timers and potentially execute a client command on the player. The other alternative im thinking is to just mute them entirely for say, 10 minutes if they use it.

[DJ Tsunami]

Well, the only way of getting a value of a client's cvar is with QueryClientConVar, so you have to use a timer to check periodically. But checking every second isn't really a big deal as far as I know, the game can easily handle that. But yeah, you could try hooking +voicerecord instead with RegConsoleCmd.

[Arg!]

Unforturnatly i had no luck attempting to hook +voicerecord so im going to have to think about this differently.