Author Topic: Is it possible to host a "Hidden" server?  (Read 3342 times)


Create an LAN server. Watch people leave you alone.

and if people viewing don't know how to do this:

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package hideServer  {
    function WebCom_PostServer()  {
        //This does nothing now!
    }
};

activatePackage(hideServer);

assuming axo-tak's function reference is correct

(copy/paste in console)
WebCom

(As pointed out by Koopa)

ehh pretty sure you can't just package that function

Create an LAN server. Watch people leave you alone.

this ruins the entire point of a hidden online server

You could re-route the connection via your hosts file, I guess.

would changing the version number still let other people join through IP address, but the master server to ignore it?

would changing the version number still let other people join through IP address, but the master server to ignore it?
Yeah I wouldn't recommend that.

Yeah I wouldn't recommend that.
God forbid someone intentionally invalidate the version on their up-to-date server.

Type in console of a dedi:
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$version = 1337;
WebCom_PostServer();

Within a few minutes you'll be off the list.

Type in console of a dedi:
Code: [Select]
$version = 1337;
WebCom_PostServer();

Within a few minutes you'll be off the list.
There should just be an add-on that does that. If the version is set during the add-on loading phase then you don't need to post the server. I would upload it to RTB but I'm banned from uploading anything for no good reason:
Quote
Your BL ID (6643) has been barred from uploading add-ons.

Reason: cunt


Finished the add-on. Someone please upload it to RTB; my ID is 6643.

Smallest add-on ever?


Someone uploaded it for me. Now we wait.
« Last Edit: December 28, 2013, 07:05:33 PM by Kalphiter^4 »

Type in console of a dedi:
Code: [Select]
$version = 1337;
WebCom_PostServer();

Within a few minutes you'll be off the list.
Nice, that's cool


NVM people above me did something better.
« Last Edit: December 28, 2013, 10:58:07 PM by Starzy »

lol, so much less complicated when using duck logic