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- Dec 31 2023, 5:50 PM (16 w, 6 d)
Mar 22 2024
Mar 22 2024
WoozyMasta updated the task description for T180085: Ability to break up long lines of code (Feature Request).
WoozyMasta updated subscribers of T180085: Ability to break up long lines of code (Feature Request).
WoozyMasta updated subscribers of T180085: Ability to break up long lines of code (Feature Request).
@MarioE I was recommended by @OfficialWardog to tag you.
Mar 11 2024
Mar 11 2024
WoozyMasta added a comment to T179734: On Linux, the server does not normally shut down on an event from `messages.xml`.
If suddenly someone encounters the same problem and needs a temporary solution, I made such a ad-hoc
WoozyMasta updated subscribers of T179734: On Linux, the server does not normally shut down on an event from `messages.xml`.
UPD:
Today this happened to all servers at once
Mar 10 2024
Mar 10 2024
WoozyMasta added a comment to T179734: On Linux, the server does not normally shut down on an event from `messages.xml`.
UPD:
At the same time, in this frozen state, the Steam Query port continues to listen, while the game ports and RCON are no longer available
Mar 8 2024
Mar 8 2024
WoozyMasta added a comment to T179734: On Linux, the server does not normally shut down on an event from `messages.xml`.
UPD: and again
Mar 7 2024
Mar 7 2024
WoozyMasta updated the task description for T179734: On Linux, the server does not normally shut down on an event from `messages.xml`.
Mar 6 2024
Mar 6 2024
WoozyMasta updated the task description for T179707: Unexpected behavior of FindFile() on Linux.
WoozyMasta added a comment to T179707: Unexpected behavior of FindFile() on Linux.
also does not find files if something is installed after the glob template, for example:
WoozyMasta updated the task description for T179707: Unexpected behavior of FindFile() on Linux.
WoozyMasta updated the task description for T179707: Unexpected behavior of FindFile() on Linux.
WoozyMasta edited Steps To Reproduce on T179707: Unexpected behavior of FindFile() on Linux.