I recently had one of my admins on my server do some kind of ban where everytime I restart the server it reinforces the bans he made. He made the ban through Punkbuster, which I'm not incredibly familiar with.
How do I remove this ban? It says that the player cannot connect because their subnet or Ip is banned from the server.
Also, for future reference, how do I make this type of ban?
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Unban a ban made through punkbuster
Started by iChaos, Dec 6 2009 06:25 PM
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Posted Dec 6, 2009 - 07:39 PM
All popular mods i.e. jaymod, NQ, etpub, etc enforces bans once it is stored in the shrub/.db files.
Bans made by using PB are mostly stored in pbbans.dat file.
If you are server admin I suggest you read this manual.
http://evenbalance.com/publications/et-ad/index.htm
Bans made by using PB are mostly stored in pbbans.dat file.
If you are server admin I suggest you read this manual.
http://evenbalance.com/publications/et-ad/index.htm
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Posted Dec 7, 2009 - 10:46 AM
This command is used to ban a player from your server by IP:
To unban him, use the command: PB_SV_UnBanMask [[IP Address / Subnet Mask]
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PB_SV_BanMask [IP Address / Subnet Mask]
Permanently bans players from joining the server from the specified IP Address / Subnet Mask; for example: issuing PB_SV_BanMask "12.34." will cause PB to deny access to all players trying to join from an IP Address that begins with "12.34."; These bans are written to the pbbans.dat file just like bans issued with the PB_SV_Ban command
Permanently bans players from joining the server from the specified IP Address / Subnet Mask; for example: issuing PB_SV_BanMask "12.34." will cause PB to deny access to all players trying to join from an IP Address that begins with "12.34."; These bans are written to the pbbans.dat file just like bans issued with the PB_SV_Ban command
To unban him, use the command: PB_SV_UnBanMask [[IP Address / Subnet Mask]
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Posted Dec 7, 2009 - 12:38 PM
Buffnuggles, on Dec 7, 2009 - 10:46 AM, said:
To unban him, use the command: PB_SV_UnBanMask [[IP Address / Subnet Mask]
If I am not wrong their is no PB command like that. Someone correct me if I am wrong.
I think all he can do is manually change the pbbans.dat file or use this command:
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PB_SV_UnBan [slot #]
Unbans a player from the ban list stored in memory; use pb_sv_updbanfile to update the permanent ban file after using this command
PB_SV_UpdBanFile [optional filename]
Updates the specified ban file (pbbans.dat is used if none specified) with regard to recent unbans/rebans
Unbans a player from the ban list stored in memory; use pb_sv_updbanfile to update the permanent ban file after using this command
PB_SV_UpdBanFile [optional filename]
Updates the specified ban file (pbbans.dat is used if none specified) with regard to recent unbans/rebans
Edited by hellreturn, Dec 7, 2009 - 12:41 PM.
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Posted Dec 7, 2009 - 01:09 PM
Actually... to unban mask bans, you can use:
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/*Pisi*/
pb_sv_unbanguid MASK127.0.Just replace 127.0. with the mask that was used to ban. ^^
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/*Pisi*/
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Posted Dec 7, 2009 - 02:22 PM
hellreturn, on Dec 7, 2009 - 12:38 PM, said:
If I am not wrong their is no PB command like that. Someone correct me if I am wrong.
I think all he can do is manually change the pbbans.dat file or use this command:
I think all he can do is manually change the pbbans.dat file or use this command:
Your correct, you have to do it manually.
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