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Originally Posted by Redirect Left
 so then what does this fix? Because it doesn't stop the server from crashing to the point where you can't connect, even though the process is still running, and the server's network traffic is fine, it can be accessed as normal, so it isn't the server running out of bandwidth.
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Originally Posted by Paulice
FenixZone strikes again!
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Originally Posted by Kalcor
Does OVH allow IP spoofing?
I found the servers responsible for the attack. Spanish (South American) roleplay servers hosted on OVH in Canada. I'm not sure the actual spoofed packets were coming from OVH though. That explains why the original attack was set up with spoofed South American IP addresses. |
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Originally Posted by adri1
 they are responsible of these attacks too |
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Originally Posted by adri1
they are responsible of these attacks too |
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Originally Posted by adri1
it's not my screenshot
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Originally Posted by Kalcor
Please note that the original R2-2 server download was withdrawn and replaced with R2-2-1.
- The close proximity of clients sending 'c' and 'r' packets meant Rules List packets were being flood controlled improperly. Update 0.3.7 R2-2-1 (testing): - Changes the query flood control to deal with different query types independently. - Connection cookie logging is disabled by default. Downloads (testing): SA-MP 0.3.7 R2-2 Linux Server: http://files.sa-mp.com/samp037svr_R2-2-1.tar.gz SA-MP 0.3.7 R2-2 Windows Server: http://files.sa-mp.com/samp037_svr_R2-2-1_win32.zip |
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Originally Posted by Spmn
Yeah, also thieves who steal wallets in the street respect the law.
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Originally Posted by Ubi
As stated before, here is the source code of my plugin for those interested in (someone else released similar plugin with source, so there's no point of hiding it): http://ubi.livs.pl/samp/samp_prot_ver2_s.zip
However there's no point of using it.. Use Kalcor's update first |
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Originally Posted by Ubi
Well.. It's not possible. It can cause high CPU usage because it disables query limit for some requests, but there are no memory leaks etc. Look at the source. I've just simply nop'ed two "jne" opcodes.
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new playerC[MAX_PLAYERS];
new playerLastConnect=0, playerLastIP[16]="______", connectTime=0;
public OnPlayerConnect(playerid)
{
playerC[playerid] = 0;
return 1;
}
public OnIncomingConnection(playerid, ip_address[], port)
{
if(!strcmp(ip_address, playerLastIP))
{
if(NetStats_ConnectionStatus(playerid) == 6)
{
playerC[playerid] ++;
if(playerC[playerid] >= 4)
{
BlockIpAddress(ip_address, 80000);
printf("IP: %s probably incoming spam", ip_address);
playerC[playerid] = 0;
}
}
}
if(playerLastConnect == playerid && gettime() - connectTime < 2 && !strcmp(ip_address, playerLastIP))
return BlockIpAddress(ip_address, 70000), printf("IP: %s blocked incoming", ip_address);
playerLastConnect = playerid;
connectTime = gettime();
return format(playerLastIP, 16, ip_address);
}