Jani

Secret commands wtf

Yes - I believe you can use HTML.

Can you give a little more information, for example where the server is running and which IP you're connecting to.

Buy the game and stop the illegal activity.

So ur Saying Jesus would like people killing each other with guns and cars, than a bunch of different races quest party whatever, using stuff other than guns?? I don't think so lol. Where did I mention guns, cars and killing?

World of Warcraft makes baby Jesus cry.

Hosted on your home Internet connection? /me stays away

FUCK that

LOL FUNNIEST MAP EVER

I (and many others) use "Simplicity of Upload". It's a good and configurable script.

In console, type rcon help

Remote admin is different to Rcon.

Sorted what? Posting your solutions to problems here is good, since it helps other users.

There's an unban button on the remote admin program.

BURGERS

The anti-cheat works partially by monitoring packetloss, if too many packets are dropped between the server and a client, the anti-cheat will assume they have alt/tabbed out of game to turn on a hack or something, and kick them. Although this is probably not the case, since you're hosting the server on your home Internet connection there will most likely be packetless because of the small amount of available bandwidth. As for the join flood, there's no way to change that.

WHAT

http://www.forum.mtavc.com/search.php

The server browser doesn't show local servers... And connecting to your Internet IP is useless, connect to the local IP of the server.

When connecting to the remote admin on the other server, make sure you specify the right port.

Not yet. According to http://mtablue.info, this will be possible in the future.

Just change the gameport and adminport and it will work fine. You can't have more than one program listening on a port at the same time.

Dynamic IP is where a client is assigned an IP address by a DHCP server. Every time the client connects and is assgined an IP address by the DHCP server, the IP will be different. If you're wanting to play on the internal network you shouldn't need to open ports anyway, since all opening the ports is for is so that you can initiate direct connection with outside computers. Also you should be able to connect to the server on comp 2 fine, unless you have a firewall or something blocking it. Disable Windows Firewall and try again. If you're unsuccessful, post back here again and I'll try to help further.

What kind of commands?

LOL