@@ -155,11 +160,11 @@
// ctf
ac_mines:5:10:1
ac_depot:5:10:1
-
+
// ac_arctic
ac_arctic : 0:10: 1: 4: 7: 1 // tdm, 10 minutes, 4..7 players
ac_arctic :11:10: 1: 7: 0: 0 // tosok, 10 minutes, 8.. players
-
+
// one short game on ac_snow, either osok or deathmatch (pseudorandom)
ac_snow :10: 6: 1: 0: 1: 7 // osok, 6 minutes, 0..1 players
ac_snow : 2: 6: 1: 2: 2: 6 // dm, 6 minutes, 2 players
@@ -185,7 +190,7 @@
The last block will play only one match on ac_snow, but depending on the number of players with varying gamemode;
- for less than 8 players and an even number it will be deathmatch, for uneven numbers osok,
+ for less than 8 players and an even number it will be deathmatch, for uneven numbers osok,
with more than 8 players team deathmatch will be played.
@@ -251,6 +256,74 @@ dolor 0
Lorem is a less powerful password: it can only be used to connect to a server that has a pending
ban on the user. This kind of password is useful, whenever a blacklist range ban affects innocent players.
+
+ Nickname Blacklist
+
+
+ In the nickname blacklist file specified on the command line (default:
+ config/nicknameblacklist.cfg), you can configure the nickname blacklist and the nickname
+ whitelist.
+
+
+ Whenever a player connects to a server (or changes his nickname), the nickname is compared to the
+ whitelist and the blacklist. First, the nickname (as a whole) is searched in the whitelist. If the
+ nickname is in the whitelist, the player's IP and password are checked (if required). If an IP range
+ or password requirement is not met, the player gets kicked. If the nickname is not in the whitelist,
+ it is checked, if any blacklist entries match. If a blacklist entry matches, the player gets kicked.
+
+
+ To prevent whitelist entries to be misused by other players, each entry can be secured by one or more
+ IP ranges and one or more passwords. IP ranges are very convenient to use. For players with static IP,
+ this is a very secure method to prevent others from using the nickname. If the IP is dynamic, it
+ depends on how big the used IP range is. A single /16 range should be secure enough for most cases.
+ If the range is bigger, the IP range will not block others sufficiently. In those cases, passwords can
+ be used.
+
+
+ The following commands can be used in nicknameblacklist.cfg:
+
+
+ -
+ accept nickname [IP range ...] [password ...]
+
+ -
+ Add nickname to the whitelist. IP ranges and passwords are optional; if IP ranges are
+ specified, only connects from that ranges are allowed; if one or more passwords are specified,
+ the connect password has to match one of them.
+
+ -
+ block nicknamefragment1 [nicknamefragment2 ...]
+
+ -
+ Block nicknames that contain all specified fragments (up to 5).
+
+ -
+ blocki nicknamefragment1 [nicknamefragment2 ...]
+
+ -
+ Block nicknames that contain all specified fragments (up to 5), ignore cases.
+
+
+
+ -
+ accept, block and blocki can be shortened to a, b and bi
+
+ -
+ 'accept' has higher priority than 'block'
+
+ -
+ accept matches whole nicknames; block matches parts of nicknames
+
+ -
+ accept and block commands are case sensitive; the blocki command ignores cases
+
+ -
+ the order of lines/commands in the file is irrelevant; no sorting or grouping is required
+
+ -
+ 'accept' commands can be split up into several commands by using the same nickname
+
+
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