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Ive posted in the ABR home page about a fault with my ABR client ..as yet after nearly 2 weeks ive had no reply so i thought id try here.
Recently when trying to start my abr client it gives error "problem with writing file for re write" exiting due to fatal error??? ive re installed still the same???

They're not actively developing the ABR client at the moment. I'm not sure if I can get the source from them.. I'll ask.

As to your specific problem, your windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts file is probably write protected by a virus scanner or some such.

Hey Fritz, I'll catch you here, it's not updating properly again.
Honk honk

lol, actually I started processing the queue just before I replied with the first post here

Thanks.
Do you still have to do it manually? Respect for that

thanks fritz mate helpfull as ever

now im getting "**.**.***.*** (ip)" is not a valid interger value....???

That is not your fault, happens to me too.
But it doesn't stop ABR from working.

ok thanks again fellas for the replys ...as always helpfull on this site ...oh and fritz im hoping to set up some more PRMM servers on a dedi box soon for any one to use

Hm, which server? I can take a look if you give me the server id.

I went and looked into the logs just now and saw that pucker factor has an IP problem. Packets have been getting rejected from there... Should be fixed now (for pucker factor).

'[R-DEV wrote:TheRealFritz']Hm, which server? I can take a look if you give me the server id.

I went and looked into the logs just now and saw that pucker factor has an IP problem. Packets have been getting rejected from there... Should be fixed now (for pucker factor).

oh and since we got ABR on the server we had 3 crashes today...
might this be only a coincidence?

Hm, game-monitor is down right now, so I can't check.. If you're using windows, there have been some reports of crashes.

In my experience it runs very stable on linux.

'[R-DEV wrote:TheRealFritz']If you're using windows, there have been some reports of crashes.

In my experience it runs very stable on linux.

Tipical behavior. UNIX > Windows. That's sort of obvious


-Ghost

Well yes. But in this case it seems specific to ABR.

we are running on windows

so this might explain it...