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    US 8 / Virginia 13 Hacked item on a player

    mikayl replied to DeliciousCookies's topic in Mod Servers & Private Hives

    DeliciousCookies, If in the future you could email me at the email address listed in the server MOTD as soon as you see something like this I can investigate the logs. Unfortunately, I just stumbled upon this thread and do not store logs over a week. I take hacking and cheating in general very seriously on my server, if you come across anything like this in the future please let me know as well as posting here. Mikayl Admin - US 8 (Formerly VA 13)
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    Thanks for your response Ander. I'm glad to hear we haven't been forgotten. I'll be checking in regularly for updates, please keep us informed.
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    Could we please get an update on this issue? My server, Virginia 13, does not appear to have any vehicles. Though, some players report having found a helicopter. Not sure how that would work. I can supply my RPT file if need be.
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    Whitelist

    mikayl replied to lvg's topic in Mod Servers & Private Hives

    Silly question, but does your router have a built-in firewall? Also, SQL runs on port 3306, I believe, you could try and set a rule to forward that port to your server machine, if all else fails, get wireshark and run a scan on your network interface and see what the packets look like for port 3306. You can also run a netstat -a -o and see that port 3306 is indeed openning. The -o will show you the process ID of the processes that's utilizing that port, it should match with the PID of the processes in the Windows Task Manager. You can see PID by turning on the PID column (by clicking view > select columns) under the processes tab.
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