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The MTA Server connects to the master server to create a server list entry and since your firewall blocked all requests, it is permanently retrying. If you want to disable master server announce, set the option in your mtaserver.conf to 0.

32-Bit: sudo wget -O /usr/lib32/libcrypto.so.0.9.8 [url=https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/libcrypto.so.0.9.8_i386]https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/li ... 0.9.8_i386[/url] 64-Bit: sudo wget -O /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.8 [url=https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/libcrypto.so.0.9.8_amd64]https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/li ... .9.8_amd64[/url]

32-Bit MTA server and 64-Bit OS (copy the link via right click -> copy link address - don't know how to get rid of these short URLs): sudo wget -O /usr/lib32/libssl.so.0.9.8 [url=https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/libssl0.9.8_i386.so]https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/li ... .8_i386.so[/url] 32-Bit MTA server and 32-Bit OS: sudo wget -O /usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8 [url=https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/libssl0.9.8_i386.so]https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/li ... .8_i386.so[/url] 64-Bit MTA server and 64-Bit OS: sudo wget -O /usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8 [url=https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/libssl0.9.8_amd64.so]https://cloud.jusonex.net/public/mta/li ... 8_amd64.so[/url] (Both files are extracted from https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/libssl0.9.8 )

Why do you want to refresh a single resource? Refreshing is basically checking for new resources and re-parsing the meta.xml. If your meta.xml file doesn't contain syntax errors, just restarting the resource should do the trick. You are also able to reload only certain parts of a resource (see: https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/RestartResource)

CEF doesn't provide a direct method to switch between tabs. As an alternative, I could execute a Javascript hack in the devtools browser instance, but that might break when Chromium gets updated. ==> It's generally better to avoid such hacks and since you can also debug web stuff in your local Chromium installation, it's imho not worth creating such a dependency, sorry.

It's an issue with your webserver (If your website were blacklisted, you would see a blank page). What's the exact URL of your website?

The MPEG-4 codec is not supported due to licensing issues. Convert the video to a free codec like WebM or OGG (WebM compresses better though).

Nope, you have to add all files you're using (only the files that are added will be downloaded).

What's the size of the downloaded file?

Download and update MTA manually: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/?mtasa-1.5.1-latest and try again.

As an alternative, you could use a virtual machine to run the server (e.g. VirtualBox/VMWare + some Linux) and create a network bridge.

If you can, update to Debian 7 or 8.

Download MTA from https://mtasa.com/ and install it to the the 1.4 directory (which is C:\Program files (x86)\MTA San Andreas 1.4 in most cases). MTA will detect the existing installation then and performs an upgrade.

This is caused by the way Lua strings are represented in memory. To be able to deal with big files, you have to split them into small chunks as follows: local file = fileOpen("bigfile.dat") local size = fileGetSize(file) -- Get number of chunks needed (50 KB chunk size) local chunkSize = 50000 local numChunks = math.ceil(size / chunkSize) -- Read until the end is reached while not fileIsEOF(file) do local readBytes = fileRead(file, chunkSize) local decrypted = base64Decode(teaDecode(readBytes , Pass)) fileWrite(otherFile, decrypted) end You have to split the base64Encode and teaEncode calls on the input files as well though.

You don't need to call the injectBrowser* functions if the browser was created using guiCreateBrowser. The problem is that YouTube uses the RTSP protocol to stream videos on mobile devices. I guess requesting a rtsp:// URL opens the fullscreen view then. Unfortunately, Chromium doesn't support RTSP streams, so you can't use the mobile version of YouTube in CEF. As an alternative, try the TV app https://youtube.com/tv

1) Upgrade to CentOS 7 2) Use docker or any other (container) virtualization technology 3) Create a custom startscript that sets LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to a new version of glibc.

Works flawlessly here. Which version of OBS are you using and could you state the exact steps you tried?

You can't circumvent this, but you could ask the server owner to add an exception for you.

Don't load so many mods. It needs of course some time to process that much data. As an alternative, you could load these mods asynchronously using engineSetAsynchronousLoading and not right after joining.

You have to use VMWare: https://www.vmware.com/products/fusion instead. Unfortunately, Fusion is not for free like VMWare Workstation Player for Linux/Windows, but you can download a trial.

That's why I said you have to install GTA:SA twice.

Download and install crashes-v2.4.exe (the installer includes the ASI loader).

This ASI mod adds more resolutions: https://github.com/Whitetigerswt/gtasa_crashfix (Download: https://github.com/Whitetigerswt/gtasa_ ... s/tag/v2.4) Don't forget that MTA blocks ASI mods though, so you need the SA installation files twice.

No, it has been disabled due to security issues (more possibilities to do bad things using SQL injection).

Where did you get GTA:SA from?