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  1. Posted

    </span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote ([TU]$33ker @ Oct. 29 2002,14:46)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (zverushka @ Oct. 29 2002,21:37)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">The scene where they sneak into the zone evading the police and the scene when they go through the tunnel, and the writer is the guinea pig.<span id='postcolor'>

    WTF? confused.gif  wow.gif

    how old is the movie. never heard of it but it sounds interresting. wink.gif<span id='postcolor'>

    The Movie

  2. Posted

    I'm not sure how the other services work, but we only loaded 2 days worth of IFF mode4 codes on our aircraft. I figure that bmp's and the like would HAVE to have codes for longer, if they are deployed, but how would you handle troops being equipped too? Also, wouldn't safeguarding the equipment be more difficult? Sorry if I sound stupid on this, I've just never really thought of the application of IFF outside the little bubble I worked in:-)

  3. Posted

    I've had mixed results alt-tabbing as well, it seems to do alot of swapfile activity trying to get back to the desktop, so if you don't have a fair amount of ram or a decently fast hard drive you could have chronic problems as well. I won't even try to alt-tab over on my lower powered pc, as it crashes every time. The main gaming pc usually works fine alt-tabbing, but I still get the occasional crash.

  4. Posted

    Is the dispensing of varying sizes of motrin pills only unique to the US forces? they did the same thing in the Air Force..."sore throat? motrin.." .."missing limb? BIGGER motrin"...

    Seemed to be the cure-all solution for most medical problems...

    Other countries militaries have their own flavor of cure-alls?

  9. Posted

    Anyone know of a way to block parsing xml's untill we can get a fix on this? It's not even worth running a 1.88 pub server if any guy w/this xml prob joins...

    thanks for the info though Kegetys, it's good to know what the root of all this is, rather than "something with the tags" biggrin.gif

  11. Posted

    We're having some problems right now, where if anyone joins the server with an xml file defined in their profile, the server seems to try to refer to a nonexistant location in my ofp dir, then segfaults and crashes.

    </span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Code Sample </td></tr><tr><td id="CODE">

    19:57:38 Player Rk HorrorTrip connecting

    19:57:47 Mission [sas] urban [2-24].noe read from bank

    Transport... Adding `tcp'

    Transport... Adding `buffered_tcp'

    Transport... Adding `local'

    Protocol.... Adding `ftp'

    Protocol.... Adding `nntp'

    Protocol.... Adding `news'

    Protocol.... Adding `gopher'

    Protocol.... Adding `http'

    Protocol.... Adding `file'

    Protocol.... Adding `cache'

    Protocol.... Adding `telnet'

    Protocol.... Adding `tn3270'

    Protocol.... Adding `rlogin'

    Net Before.. Add 0x85de900 with order 49150 tmplate `http://*' context (nil)

    Net Before.. Add 0x85eaef0 with order 49150 tmplate `http://*' context (nil)

    Net Before.. Add 0x85de3b0 with order 49150 tmplate `<null>' context (nil)

    Net Before.. Add 0x85de2e0 with order 49150 tmplate `<null>' context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de970 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code -401 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de970 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code -418 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85eaf90 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 1 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de670 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 301 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de670 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 302 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de670 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 303 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de670 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 307 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de9b0 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 1 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de7f0 with order 32767 tmplate `http://*' code 305 context (nil)

    Net After... Add 0x85de4e0 with order 49150 tmplate `<null>' code 1 context (nil)

    Conversions. Adding 0x8602360 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ecdc0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ecf10 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ece80 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85eceb0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ecee0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ed010 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ed1d0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85ebda0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85e03d0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85e84d0 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85e2760 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85e2800 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x8614600 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x8614600 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85fa090 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85f8210 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85f8230 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x85dd740 with quality 1.00

    Conversions. Adding 0x86023b0 with quality 0.30

    Codings..... Adding deflate with quality 1.00

    Codings..... Adding chunked with quality 1.00

    Net After... Add 0x85d02d0 with order 65535 tmplate `<null>' code 1 context 0xbfffe590

    ChunkStream. Chunk 0xa45bd08 created with max size 0

    HTAccess.... Accessing document file:/home/angryradish/ofp/http/www.hgsued.de/squad.xml

    Net Before.. calling 0x85de3b0 (request 0x9686b00, context (nil))

    Net Before.. calling 0x85de2e0 (request 0x9686b00, context (nil))

    Net Object.. 0x93b2d00 created with hash 0

    Net Object.. starting request 0x9686b00 (retry=1) with net object 0x93b2d00

    HTLoadFile.. Looking for `file:/home/angryradish/ofp/http/www.hgsued.de/squad.xml'

    Node........`file:/home/angryradish/ofp/http/www.hgsued.de/squad.xml' means pat

    h `/home/angryradish/ofp/http/www.hgsued.de/squad.xml'

    Event....... Created event 0xa0ed980 with context 0xb07fe48, priority 20, and ti

    meout -1

    Event....... Created event 0x98d4330 with context 0xb07fe48, priority 20, and ti

    meout -1

    Event....... Created event 0x99fec08 with context 0xb07fe48, priority 20, and ti

    meout -1

    Host info... added `localhost' with host 0xb07fe48 to list 0xc96d8f8

    Host info... Added Net 0x93b2d00 (request 0x9686b00) to pipe on Host 0xb07fe48,

    1 requests made, 1 requests in pipe, 0 pending

    HTHost...... No ActivateRequest callback handler registered

    AutoMulti... can't stat "/home/angryradish/ofp/http/www.hgsued.de/squad.xml"(err no 2)

    Segmentation fault

    <span id='postcolor'>

    please ignore the linewraps, having issues w/my cutting and pasting:-)

  12. Posted

    We got everything up and running last night, but with some issues, and now I'm backtracking to a fresh install of everything, and only stock maps to do some troubleshooting.

    Lag/desync was gone, and while my MOTD worked fine, etc.., it still broadcast my system hostname instead of the name specified in the cfg. We also had some issues with the server not necessarily crashing, but suddenly disconnecting every player, then saying it was ready for clients.

    As I say though, I need to rule out maps, etc..for that bit, so I'm going to start from a fresh baseling and do some more testing.

    I can't tell you about performance differences between 1.88w32 and linux 1.88, since we just switched from w32 1.46, but I can tell you that pings were much lower, and server fps were considerably higher. Once I nail down the source of the "crashes" I'll be a very happy camper.

  13. Posted

    any chace you could host those files somewhere Kegetys?

    I cannot run the 1.88 on w32, so I wont be able to generate the files needed.

    On the plus side for the linux ded, it compiled perfectly under the newer GCC this time around :-)

  15. Posted

    fdisk'd, formatted, and reinstalled XP, no luck, THEN I fdisk'd, formatted, and installed w2k, THEN I fdisk'd, formatted, and installed W98SE, same thing. All vanilla installs, no extras, etc...

    And for the mods that keep directing folks to this thread as a solution, there isn't one here (at least for me)

  18. Posted

    I'm still having some issues compiling this...

    I've seen others with similar error messages, wondering if anyone can help me in my linux ignorance:-)

    sh server-1.85b.shar

    Operation Flashpoint Resistance dedicated server 1.85b

    x - creating lock directory

    x - extracting server (binary)

    x - extracting tolower.cpp (binary)

    Converting OFP directory:

    gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `cc1plus': No such file or directory

    server-1.85b.shar: line 147979: ./tolower: No such file or directory

    Is there something obvious I'm overlooking?

    Thanks in advance!

  21. Posted

    I agree that intros can be helpful in a MP map.

    As long as it's short and helps a new player learn what the goal is, etc.., then it saves me and any other folks from having to explain what to do every time the map comes up.

    I'll sit through a 10-15 second intro every time if it helps a new player become a focused, useful team member instead of having them stand around in respawn, or wander aimlessly about the map.

    My 2c :-)

  24. Posted

    Yeah, I worked 141's for awhile, and you would be amazed at all the fun stuff you could do to mess with the pax (passengers).

    Probably one of the most amusing ones I saw, was on the day before christmas, and for the holidays, the base would send 2 141's out, 1 to each coast, for the base personnel to get a ride home, and save some cash. Every year they would all be lined up in front of the aircraft with their carry-ons with them, waiting to board the aircraft.

    Well, an interesting fact is that jet engines are usually "hung" on the wing, by bolts that would scare the crap out of you if you saw how small they were:-) in this case, the engines on a 141 are held up by 3 bolts, each probably 3/4" wide. Anyhoo, since the engine mounts were right at the top of the pylon, it's possible to push on the side of the engine, and actually get it to swing from side to side. (see where I'm going with this?)

    So while all the base personnel were standing in front of the aircraft waiting to get on, one of the maintainers (wasn't me, but I watched him), went up to the #2 engine, got it rocking pretty good, then looked at the passengers, and walked away, shaking his head like there was something very very wrong. Some of the passengers, after seeing this, started to ask more and more questions, about why the engine was about to fall off, and noone was doing anything about it, getting worse and worse until they had to bring them all back in, explain what was happening, while they made 3 engine mechanics inspect the engine to make sure nothing was really wrong with it.

    The fellow that got the engine shaking ended up getting a letter of reprimand, and had to work through the holidays as a punishment, and I'll bet there are still people that thought a catastrophe was narrowly avoided.

  25. Posted

    Yeah, i've scoured the registry for any references of my NICs, removed em, and installed a totally different manufacturer nic in the machine, removing the other 2, still nothing...

    I had a similar problem with ofp and 2 nics on w2k server, though disabling 1 of them fixed the problem in that case.

    I think I'm going to try reinstalling XP again, this time with only 1 nic, and see what happens...

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