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Appears to be caused by vote kicks launched by the server against players it believes to be cheating.
The code currently does not handle server initiated vote kicks in a manner consistent with how it handles player initiated vote kicks.
This results in the first player to press F12 on a server initiated vote kick to appear as the (incorrect) entity to have launched it.
This also results in the weird characters appearing in the reason for the vote kick, as the player's client would not have provided a reason back to the server, and so (I think) the server prints garbage data, not knowing what else to do.
Possible solution would be to ensure server initiated vote kicks setup all related variables correctly.
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Szaman
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2013-12-16 00:30
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But this player (Magnum from the mentioned above forum thread) has just joined the game. And he is not "hacker". Maybe there was some network problems (lags, packet flood, etc.) that made server think that he is hacking. But... I still don't understand that mechanism - if it was the server who initiated the kick, then why there was a nick of currently playing player as the "source" of the kick? I mean this fragment:
13-12-13 11:03:24 .:Ma9NuM:. joining game (84.205.190.134:64900) HWID:2D635128F0C
13-12-13 11:03:28 kOSMICZNY KUTAS started votekick against .:Ma9NuM:. - Reason:R^C <FC>^X
13-12-13 11:03:29 .:Ma9NuM:. has been kicked and permanently banned (Vote Kicked by Server)
I've also found that this reason is the same as "R ΓΌ" (but the viewer has displayed it differently). |
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"if it was the server who initiated the kick, then why there was a nick of currently playing player as the "source" of the kick?"
That is the inconsistency I was referring to. The server does not correctly initialise everything to do with vote kicking when it decides to launch a vote kick at a player. The random characters in the reason provided is not actually the bug itself. |
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Please check if it will be fixed in the upcoming 1.6.8 beta.
And if other bugs related to voting occurs. |
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