Stop Microsoft
Miscellaneous => The Lounge => Topic started by: Pissed_Macman on 20 February 2004, 13:43
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FIX IT, OR ELSE!!
EDIT: Wow, it posted this time. The flood control thing has kept me from posting for more than a week.
[ February 20, 2004: Message edited by: Macman: flood control is fucked ]
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No, the clock is fucked. When the clock is wrong (as it frequently is) it thinks you've posted in the future, which is obviously more recent than 60 seconds ago.
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A few times over the last 2 weeks the server had gone down and when it came back up the clock would be 2 days ahead. Runpuck always fixes it, but if you post within that time, flood-control makes you wait until the same date arrives again.
So on February 18, the clock at the MES was set to Feb 20 for a few hours. If you post something within that time (Feb 20), and then the clock gets fixed back to Feb 18, it makes you wait until Feb 20 actually arrives before you can post again because otherwise it thinks you have gone back in time to try to spam it
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Yeah I got this error for a few days last week.
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Me too, I wonder why nobody else got it. I thought it was something wrong with my clock, silly me.
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I haven't been getting it
but i dont post that much
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quote:
Originally posted by The Stiller:
I haven't been getting it
but i dont post that much
LMAO STILLER WAS PWNED BY HIMSELF LOLOLOLOL
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Ok it sounds like this is what's happening is like
IF ((posttime-lastposttime)< (60 seconds))
THEN
Flood control
ELSE
allow post
ENDIF
The easy fix would be to change the if statement to read
IF (ABS(posttime-lastposttime)< (60 seconds))
Where ABS is the absolute value function.
Then even if the clock gets messed up again, the worst thing that can happen in the flood control is active only for 60 seconds.
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quote:
Originally posted by M. O'Brien:
Ok it sounds like this is what's happening is like
IF ((posttime-lastposttime)< (60 seconds))
THEN
Flood control
ELSE
allow post
ENDIF
The easy fix would be to change the if statement to read
IF (ABS(posttime-lastposttime)< (60 seconds))
Where ABS is the absolute value function.
Then even if the clock gets messed up again, the worst thing that can happen in the flood control is active only for 60 seconds.
This is not a PHP based foum.
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and therefore your logic seems to be that basic programming ideas cannot apply to the forum since it isn't PHP
this is a poor assumption. being that it uses CGI scripting, I would say you are in fact a gimp
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quote:
Originally posted by jimmyjames.sytes.net:
and therefore your logic seems to be that basic programming ideas cannot apply to the forum since it isn't PHP
this is a poor assumption. being that it uses CGI scripting, I would say you are in fact a gimp
I know CGI, abs() is not a perl finction, retard
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Yes it is.
http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.6/pod/func/abs.html (http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.6/pod/func/abs.html)
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quote:
Originally posted by flap:
Yes it is.
http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.6/pod/func/abs.html (http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.6/pod/func/abs.html)
I think he meant PHP, therefore everyone is a retard.