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Your topic has been moved to LCPDFR Support Requests. Please post in the correct location in the future. The error you are receiving indicates that the following is not installed: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679

Provided that your plugin doesn't download and automatically run or replace executables, that is fine. You can open up a browser tab to go to somewhere to download the new version (your site, or lcpdfr.com, it doesn't really matter). @Stealth22 I've implemented this to a basic level. You can now query the following URL: http://www.lcpdfr.com/applications/downloadsng/interface/api.php?do=checkForUpdates&fileId=8082 And it will return a JSON object with version and pageUrl. Version will equal to the current version of the file, exactly as specified in the file manager. pageUrl will equal the URL to the file's page on LCPDFR.com. If you just want a text string with the latest version, you can call the following URL instead: http://www.lcpdfr.com/applications/downloadsng/interface/api.php?do=checkForUpdates&fileId=8082&textOnly=1 Note that there may be up to a 30 minute delay between updating the file and the above showing the new version, due to caching. If anyone else wants to use this, you just have to change the fileId to the ID of the file. You can determine your file ID by the URL of your file. e.g.: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/8082-code-3-callouts/ The file ID in this case would be 8082.

Please provide a screenshot for your claim.

Open Interiors isn't exactly difficult or anything particularly special, they just use a few functions to load extra map data and unlock doors. We're probably not interested in integrating with the modification itself, but we will unlock doors and load extra map data as required by our own callouts. There's nothing to stop callout API developers doing this to a greater extent.

Should be sorted now, let me know.

Should be sorted now, let me know.

That page does render on all my computers, including my fairly crappy Intel Atom tablet. I can confirm there's definitely an issue there though, as the page uses as insane amount of RAM to render (around 1.5-2.5GB). This is outside of our control, and is caused by ridiculous behavior by our board software. I honestly don't think they'll fix this, it is something we may fix when we get some time, but no guarantees or timeouts. You may want to disable JavaScript for that page, which should improve the rendering.

I'm unsure why people are so surprised; Europe have little to no border controls. We don't care if the people who come to Europe are rapists, terrorists or fraudsters. So, yes, terrorist organisations are sending us the best freedom fighters they have. This is such a horrible and deplorable attack. Incidents like these confirm what critics have been saying for years. I can only hope our policy makers wake up to prevent further bloodshed.

I was assured this was fixed in 4.1. For files I follow, I do get a notification when a new version is uploaded.

Sorry, I'll wait for a Take2 or Rockstar statement before believing this.

I'm making a lot of changes to the downloads section right now, and that's certainly something that seems small enough to pull off in the next update.

I don't believe the story. I'd like to wait until this is confirmed. I doubt how much progress they had made anyway, this might have been an easier out than admitting to people development was slow and dependent on FiveM. Pfft. Is that the best they could come up with?

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I've begun flagging plugins and/or other modifications which do any of the following: Automatically update from your server (as in; download a binary and run it/or replace) Use an .exe based setup program to download and install your plugin for the first time. (and you distribute only a launcher) This doesn't include: Plugins which ship as an executable (for example, a setup program), provided they do not go online to download binaries of any sort. Plugins which check for updates against a remote server, but do not automatically download & install them (redirecting them to your website or LCPDFR.com to download is fine) Plugins which exhibit behavior we are flagging will see the following warning at the very top of the file page. Caution! This file contains automatic update components and/or downloads initially from an off-site server which cannot be verified by our staff as clean. We are not responsible for any damages caused. This is mostly based from concerns aired from both staff and users. I like to think when users download from LCPDFR.com they feel secure and protected. If we are unable to guarantee their safety, as we cannot verify external servers, I'd like to tell users so they can make an informed decision before downloading something that we, ourselves, are unable to verify. If anybody has any questions, problems or issues with this, please leave a comment or private message me.

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Have a search around; this feature has been deprecated for a while. It wouldn't take too much to bring it back online, but there has been no significant interest so far.

Please use the report function. :)

As I've said before -- we'd need a fully open source multiplayer engine to do that, So far, the only one being developed is FiveM. If FiveM progresses to a decent point, then yes. I am keeping a close eye on the FiveM code and would love to use it as a base for LSPDFR Online when/if it gets to that point.

There's a lot of talk about CX-series PSUs, they don't have the best voltage regulation -- but so far I haven't really found any evidence it's done any damage to any system.

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It's a race to the bottom -- companies refuse to pay for security consulting or hire security staff. As a result, they get hacked. The problem is that nobody really takes action against these sites when they do get hacked, and they aren't punished enough. So companies really couldn't care less if your data is hacked (e.g. 000webhost learned about the attack a few months ago, has only decided to tell people now because someone discovered all the customer data online).

Thank you for your feedback! To be fair, that's what I've been doing for the past 5 years. The entire downloads section (apart from the actual file page) has been entirely re-coded recently. People seem to forget, however, that everyone who is management on this site has a job, and are doing things outside of LCPDFR.com.

Well, if you use different passwords for each service this shouldn't be a problem.

Actually it's disabled per our configuration, we don't want users uploading porn or the like and just deleting it when they see a moderator online. That being said, the ability to allow users to hide their own content (which still shows it for moderators temporarily) would be nice. Might be something for us to add in the future.

Should be fixed now.