The only other alternative solution to VAC is HLGuard. On the HLDS mailing list, HoundDawg has informed us of their latest release.
The HLGuard Team has released a new version of HLGuard. This is a final and stable version, not a beta. The UA Translator team have also released a German translation as well.[break="clicky for the changes"]Here's a list of DLL changes since v1.30:
- [fixed] now checks if linux kernel supports sse (checks flags from /proc/cpuinfo) which fixes the linux crashes that affected some servers.
- [fixed] fixed optimizations which caused lag on servers with amd processors due to lack of support for the optimization.
- [fixed] cvar alias block scanning was disabled from the start.
- [changed] more improvements in cpu optimization increasing performance.
- [changed] improved wallhack-block optimizations.
- [fixed] fixed the ogc 10 jump/fire test.
- [fixed] fixed error in hlg_net and hlg_lan that caused logging detections within half life not to perform.
- [fixed] fixed error where nameban detections wouldnt ban. they would only kick.
- [removed] removed wonid reference in hlg_lan in the following line.
- [removed] removed cvar logging completely. it would write for random reasons.
- [changed] changed ex_interp 0.05 to ex_interp 0.1 in hlg_cstrike_cvars.cfg and hlg_cvars.cfg.
- [changed] changed hlg_frequency from 0.3 to 0.8 to reduce lag.
- [changed] changed hlg_slowfrequency from 1.5 to 2.0 to reduce lag.
- [changed] changed hlg_check b_on to burstfire script rather than bunnyhop.
- [new] re-added the auth msg per user request.
- [new] added hlg_check "b_off:active burstfire script" to complete burstfire script detection.
- [new] added hlg_correct 0 to hlg_cstrike_cvars.cfg and hlg_cvars.cfg
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