ainesophaur

Yep same username in the LSPDFR room.

Please take a screenshot of what you see in game when you hold the button to open computer+

Try setting SkipLogin to true in the config file and let me know if you experience the same behavior

Does the plugin crash? If so, please attach your RagePluginHookLog.txt

It definitely wasn't the intention and I can't think of any changes off the top of my head that would've caused it. However, please open a bug issue on the project tracker about this and on our next coding rounds we can address it. I'll look into it now, but just in case I can't finish in time, the issue on the tracker will allow us to ensure we resolve it before the next release.

My computer+ only opens when I'm stopped or rolling at a slow speed. I don't play with a keyboard so please double check my statement. Alternatively, change the key binding to open computer+

We have a release that's pending to handle this. In short there was a configuration change which didn't handle upgrades well. Re download the plugin and replace the files including the config

In your GTA main directory, there is a file called RagePluginHook.log which contains all the logs from your RAGE plugins. We'll need you to start LCPDFR and Computer+ and make it crash.. when it does, exit GTA and upload the RagePluginHook.log file here. With it we can tell what caused your crash.

Can you attach your RagePluginHook.log (please do not copy and paste it)

If you do happen to experiment with WS, hit me up and I'll give you a C# HOC I created using WS and Rx operators to handle reconnection with a throttle.. After implementing the HOC, I tested it with a RAGE plugin I was working on and it performed perfectly.

Websockets are their own protocol and their only relation to the HTTP protocol is the Upgrade command which is just HTTP friendly and not necessarily HTTP only. HTTP has a lot more jobs and points of attack as well as a HTTP requires more dependencies. In my production projects, I see far less attack attempts across the WS cluster vs the HTTP cluster. Undoubtedly it's because 80 is a more commonly defined/used port. With the scope of your project being specifically intended for use with GTA, it's probably unlikely your intended use will have security issues.. But since it's an HTTP server listening globally, it's susceptible to being leveraged in attacks. The only reason I care is the growing number of attacks against vanilla/unsecured HTTP servers, where attackers at just looking for any open HTTP server to exploit the underlying OS. If you're only handling get requests then you'll probably never be in the group of exploitable servers.. But at that point, you'd gain so much more by using websockets.. You could do things like keep the enumerable returned in game and then notify the change in game to your websocket client without blindly polling. Sorry if it seems like a rant..it's truly not intended to be. I just see many tools for the job and HTTP servers don't feel like the best tool for the job.

I think it's a great idea, but the implementation seems like a lot of overhead. Personally I'd prefer websockets over HTTP, and and RPC plain socket over HTTP or websocket.

Did you try out the suggestions from this comment & below?