Hackers Arround SA:MP

[JDC]

yhe only reason they want to become admins is because they have power. I have seen this happen ingame

I'm just going to break this to you straight as you are obviously incapable of understanding posts of medium and long length.

If you keep shitting on the admin team, don't expect your Moderator Application to get anywhere. Ever.

So for your own good, quit it.

[albertlau128]

idk if that's my problem or whatever. samp(at)argonathrpg(dot)com sometimes do not work, I will receive a message that the receiver cannot receive the message, so I have no way to report a rulebreaker if there's no admin online. >.<

[Dean.]

activity raised

[AK47]

idk if that's my problem or whatever. samp(at)argonathrpg(dot)com sometimes do not work, I will receive a message that the receiver cannot receive the message, so I have no way to report a rulebreaker if there's no admin online. >.<

It's because Dellstorm doesn't recive the message, everyone else recives it!

[JDC]

idk if that's my problem or whatever. samp(at)argonathrpg(dot)com sometimes do not work, I will receive a message that the receiver cannot receive the message, so I have no way to report a rulebreaker if there's no admin online. >.<

It works. Anyone who tells you that the email is useless is talking bullshit.

For everyone's information, in a hastily-made MS Paint picture, here is how the SA:MP email works:



EDIT: Not sure about whether the error message goes back through the email or is directly sent to the sender. But either way, it still shows why you get an error message.

[Petarda]

It works. Anyone who tells you that the email is useless is talking bullshit.

For everyone's information, in a hastily-made MS Paint picture, here is how the SA:MP email works:

you dropped some ketchup on community leader (1st image)

[eymas]

EDIT: Not sure about whether the error message goes back through the email or is directly sent to the sender. But either way, it still shows why you get an error message.

I don't have that project anymore but I can tell that the delivery notification is sent by the source's server (I.E. send mail via G-mail to Argo, G-mail can't reach Argo: Sends notification back) or the application itself depending on the network status/availability of the service.

I still wonder what the magic behind it is, and I curse myself for removing the e-mails and the virtual machine 

(This was tested in an isolated local network with a valid(gmail) address and another e-mail on a local domain.)
On topic though; The status notification will likely be sent via the e-mail address' provider since THAT cannot send the e-mail to the destination. Alas; it's a guess.

[AK47]

Why is it that in this day and age that moderators lie alot!?

I do really wish that one day you will become admin and then you will see how funny it is when people like you call us liars etc when we devote our time for the sake of the server so YOU can play without disturbance.

[Grizz]

Why is it that in this day and age that moderators lie alot!?

You know nothing of what the admin team does for Argonath, and if you do then you're just ungrateful.

[albertlau128]

Ah ic... Thanks to above.

[diddeh]

I do really wish that one day you will become admin and then you will see how funny it is when people like you call us liars etc when we devote our time for the sake of the server so YOU can play without disturbance.

Yeah, admins are the victims. 

[Dean.]

Yeah, admins are the victims. 

We're volunteers, yet no one likes us