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(02-22-2019 02:20 AM)Llirik Wrote:  Coruja, you can write on C++ in the Sphere 56c this fix from 56d (only this fix!). Because we stay on 56c! Please, please, please!!!

unfortunately 56c is not under development anymore because sphere development works using milestones stages, and not splitted versions. Eg: when 56c reach an specific milestone, it got released as "final version" and the development continues now renamed to 56d. There's no 56c and 56d development at the same time, and using 56d is already the same as use an "updated 56c" (which probably is what you're looking for), so if you want the latest fixes/features it's recommended move to 56d

but anyway if you really want stay on 56c you can get 56c source code, apply these changes and compile it using free Visual Studio Community

(02-27-2019 09:41 AM)xrambo Wrote:  Coruja hi firstly,
My sphere packet attack or injection attack problem.
G defenders writing to this problem. and i collect to 2 screenshots (live)

Example 1:
95.10.183.39 ips to banned player. and hackers new open account. And sphere 56b crash. // Login seyfo attacker.



Example 2:
95.10.23.173 ip is blocked to first seyfo ip's. hacker is not join to game and change ip. (sphere 56c test).
Malatyalee join to server 176.55.58.122 ip's . and i say again to test crash (hacker). and malatyalee is writing bye. and sphere crash.



i think this problem fix to .dll document or c++ (other admins to fix and not publish)

and now 0 online and i'm closed to server.

img url is broken, but I presume that you're under DDoS attack on layer 7 (application layer). An DDoS attack can be pointed to different layers (ISP network layer, datacenter layer, server layer, software layer, etc) and in this case the attack is passing through all these layers and reaching your software

there's no error on sphere and nothing you can do on sphere, because these errors are only showing on sphere console because the attacker is using infected servers/machines to send fake network packets that are reaching your application layer (sphere). And since sphere have no idea what these packets means, it will just thrown an "unknown packet" error on console

so unfortunately there's no easy solution where you just press a single button to fix everything. The only way to fix this is using an server-side anti-DDoS protection (which is not free). Usually some datacenters already have cloud servers with standard anti-DDoS protection included, and if the attack keep reaching your server even with this standard protection you can also pay a bit more to get an customized anti-DDoS support