provost
2007-09-12 16:59:18
I found this lovely app wich i believe should run on every respected server or at least during CAL matches.
zBlock is a secure server plugin for Source engine based games (CSS, HL2, DOD:S etc...) which levels the playing field by enforcing potentially exploitable CVAR values of all connecting clients. In return it also locks some server variables and displays their current state to joining clients and in server queries (i.e. HLSW), so that clients know that all zBlock servers have some form of consistency between them. It also protects the server against clients joining with altered sound/script files which aren't protected by Valve's sv_pure mode.
Main Features:
A very secure server-plugin
Protects against non-default configurations and exploits
Prevents Sound based cheats (with sv_consistency 1)
Highlights server variable changes
Client Rate Viewer
Readyup Module with lots of features
LAN support
Low Memory/CPU Requirements
-Note: zBlock does not enforce the "rates" of clients, but it enforces them to use cl_interpolate 1 and the difference between cl_cmdrate and cl_updaterate may be not greater than 30.
Read on: http://wiki.hlsw.net/index.php/ZBlock
zBlock is a secure server plugin for Source engine based games (CSS, HL2, DOD:S etc...) which levels the playing field by enforcing potentially exploitable CVAR values of all connecting clients. In return it also locks some server variables and displays their current state to joining clients and in server queries (i.e. HLSW), so that clients know that all zBlock servers have some form of consistency between them. It also protects the server against clients joining with altered sound/script files which aren't protected by Valve's sv_pure mode.
Main Features:
A very secure server-plugin
Protects against non-default configurations and exploits
Prevents Sound based cheats (with sv_consistency 1)
Highlights server variable changes
Client Rate Viewer
Readyup Module with lots of features
LAN support
Low Memory/CPU Requirements
-Note: zBlock does not enforce the "rates" of clients, but it enforces them to use cl_interpolate 1 and the difference between cl_cmdrate and cl_updaterate may be not greater than 30.
Read on: http://wiki.hlsw.net/index.php/ZBlock