Problems with Anti Hack..

[Desire]

So, I have been trying to add a Action Menu to my server.. It works perfectly fine, but when I deploy a bike, it kills me.. I am using This Action Menu and the infiSTAR anti hack.. Now, I think I know the problem, but I can't get it to work.. In my AHconfig.sqf there is a line like this.  

/*  ALLOWED CMDMenus      */ _cMenu =

Now, it says on the action menu read me, to add this 

,'#USER:ActionMenu','#USER:ActionMenua','#USER:SkyMenu','#USER:FogMenu','#USER:SkyMenu2','#USER:FogMenu2','#USER:_DeployMenu'

Now, I tried doing that, but it doesn't work.. What am I doing wrong.. Excuse my noobiness. ;/

 

[Richie]

This servercleanup.fsm or whatever it's called (Been a while since i hosted an Epoch server) is killing you cause it thinks you scripted the bike (which you technically did), you have to add an exception to the bikes classname.

See for the answer.

 

Good luck :)

[Desire]

This servercleanup.fsm or whatever it's called (Been a while since i hosted an Epoch server) is killing you cause it thinks you scripted the bike (which you technically did), you have to add an exception to the bikes classname.

See for the answer.

 

Good luck :)

So basically, I read the post.. Now I don't quite understand 1 thing.. am I supposed to put like the vehicle name in near the Mission part?

if(vehicle _x != _x && (vehicle _x getVariable ["Mission",0] != 1) && !(vehicle _x in PVDZE_serverObjectMonitor) && (isPlayer _x)  && !((typeOf vehicle _x) in DZE_safeVehicle)) then {

[Richie]

Ignore that part, the easier way is shown in the 6th and 13th reply :)

 

Look in your client side files for "variables.sqf" and you'll see a few classnames that are exempt from the servercleanup.fsm, basically whitelisted.

Put that file server side after adding the bikes classname (old_bike_tk or something like that), inside the root of the servers.pbo (I've forgotton its name) and change the path in the servers init.sqf, it's already being called but client side, change it to the new server side path (In my example it's in a folder called fixes, that doesn't matter just so long as you give it the right path)

 

That's it :)