00:10 < bridge> Cool :^D 00:11 < bridge> :) 00:20 < bridge> Where is the package handling done on client side? 00:29 < bridge> it isn't 00:29 < bridge> or uhh 00:29 < bridge> what are you trying to get done 00:32 < bridge> E.g. how does the client now someone else is online 00:32 < bridge> @ewan E.g. how does the client know someone else is online 00:32 < bridge> @mpft E.g. how does the client know someone else is online 00:32 < bridge> it doesn't. u can use steam or the list of tees from the masters 00:33 < bridge> I'm assuming it's by using the master server data, it reports what players are on every registered server 00:33 < bridge> that's basically what I did for the online icon here 00:33 < bridge> am I confused or doesnt the client have to send a request to the server? 00:33 < bridge> it does when you refresh the server browser, yea 00:33 < bridge> oyea 00:34 < bridge> and the server will answer with a package, no? 00:34 < bridge> json 00:34 < bridge> yeah 00:34 < bridge> tons of json 00:34 < bridge> which is handled where? 00:34 < bridge> i see what u mean now 00:34 < bridge> where the api 00:34 < bridge> where is the api 00:34 < bridge> where do the responses get dealt with 00:35 < bridge> lemme c 00:35 < bridge> ty 00:35 < bridge> my cpp dev env is crippled so i have to look on github 00:35 < bridge> sux 00:36 < bridge> its nice if you know, but you dont have to do some extra work to find out 00:36 < bridge> its nice if you know, but you dont have to do some extra work to find it 00:36 < bridge> its nice if you know, but dont do some extra work to find it 00:37 < bridge> it should be ez to find 00:43 < bridge> prob 00:43 < bridge> that's where it requests info from a server 00:43 < bridge> ty 🙂 00:44 < bridge> higher up, servers are added to a queue to have their info requested 00:44 < bridge> and the filtering is done somewnere else basically 00:44 < bridge> so u might just poke around in there and menus_browser.cpp to get all u need 01:21 < bridge> no. the code locations you found aren't the correct ones 01:21 < bridge> the client gets all its data from https://master1.ddnet.tw/ddnet/15/servers.json 01:22 < bridge> exclusively. you can also download that JSON from elsewhere 😉 01:23 < bridge> the client gets all its data from https://master1.ddnet.org/ddnet/15/servers.json 01:24 < bridge> im looking for an example in the code where the request for this json is sent, as well as an example where the response with the json is received 01:25 < bridge> bouncyness already exists lmao 01:25 < bridge> and gravity and slippery 01:29 < bridge> the request for https://master1.ddnet.org/ddnet/15/servers.json is sent here: https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/cd81b1f253fee545fb5e746cefc2d802e4d1e7aa/src/engine/client/serverbrowser_http.cpp#L382 01:29 < bridge> Option to make dummies follow you around while avoiding freeze and death tiles 🗣️ 🗣️ 🗣️ 🔥 🔥 🔥 01:29 < bridge> what do you mean with "where it is sent"? do you mean the mastersrv? 01:29 < bridge> ty 01:30 < bridge> You answered it in your first response? 01:31 < bridge> ah 01:31 < bridge> as in what code sends the request 01:31 < bridge> ah 01:31 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/cd81b1f253fee545fb5e746cefc2d802e4d1e7aa/src/engine/client/serverbrowser_http.cpp#L399 01:31 < bridge> ty 01:31 < bridge> here, it's received 01:31 < bridge> nice thanks 01:47 < bridge> @heinrich5991 sorry if bother, do you also know how packages are being sent to the server (like for picking a server, shooting, movement, etc.)? 01:47 < bridge> @heinrich5991 sorry if bother you, do you also know how packages are being sent to the server (like for picking a server, shooting, movement, etc.)? 01:47 < bridge> @heinrich5991 sorry if I bother you, do you also know how packages are being sent to the server (like for picking a server, shooting, movement, etc.)? 01:47 < bridge> @heinrich5991 sorry to bother, do you also know how packages are being sent to the server (like for picking a server, shooting, movement, etc.)? 01:48 < bridge> yes, I know that. but it's kinda long to explain ^^ 01:49 < bridge> https://chillerdragon.github.io/teeworlds-protocol/ 01:49 < bridge> https://ddnet.org/libtw2-doc/ 01:49 < bridge> some resources (found on https://wiki.ddnet.org/wiki/Resources) 01:50 < bridge> ty 01:53 < bridge> Any chance you have an example in code? 01:54 < bridge> Of doing what exactly? 01:55 < bridge> Sending any package to the server, say for shooting your weapong (if thats its own package even) 01:55 < bridge> Sending any package to the server, say for shooting your weapon (if thats its own package even) 01:57 < bridge> What do you need it for? 01:58 < bridge> atm. for sending echos in chat if someone from your friends list joins the game. But I also want to understand the code in general as im quite new to the project 01:59 < bridge> So you are working in the ddnet client C++ code base? 01:59 < bridge> yes 01:59 < bridge> the git project 02:00 < bridge> Okay yea thats smooth. I almost explained the entire protocol from top to bottom to you :D 02:00 < bridge> u can try looking at similar pull requests ans seeing what files they edit 02:00 < bridge> but you don't need to know about the low level stuff 02:00 < bridge> @heinrich5991 Hmmm, it's a useful for when people should attempt to rejoin if they've been whitelisted, because I don't normally remove the ban 02:01 < bridge> So technically input is not its own packet but its own message and multiple messages can be bundled in one packet when they are sent. But you can think of input like movement as one message. 02:02 < bridge> Messages contain fields that are either strings or integers @apfff how many strings and integers and what they mean and which order they are in is pre agreed on. Sometimes you have to manually build those messages and sometimes you can use helper structs or methods 02:02 < bridge> the way im used to Server/Client interaction is by REST api 02:02 < bridge> Yea this is different 02:02 < bridge> ```C++ 02:02 < bridge> struct CNetObj_PlayerInput 02:02 < bridge> { 02:02 < bridge> int m_Direction; 02:02 < bridge> int m_TargetX; 02:02 < bridge> int m_TargetY; 02:02 < bridge> int m_Jump; 02:02 < bridge> int m_Fire; 02:02 < bridge> int m_Hook; 02:02 < bridge> int m_PlayerFlags; 02:02 < bridge> int m_WantedWeapon; 02:02 < bridge> int m_NextWeapon; 02:02 < bridge> int m_PrevWeapon; 02:03 < bridge> }; 02:03 < bridge> 02:03 < bridge> ``` 02:03 < bridge> @heinrich5991 Hmmm, it's a useful for people to know when they can attempt to rejoin after they've been whitelisted, because I don't normally remove the ban 02:03 < bridge> yeah, im trying to understand 02:03 < bridge> this is what is used for inputs for example 02:03 < bridge> tbf, I mostly do web stuff 02:03 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/cd81b1f253fee545fb5e746cefc2d802e4d1e7aa/src/engine/client/client.cpp#L252-L298 02:04 < bridge> input is being sent in this method 02:04 < bridge> the code is always a bit all over the place 02:04 < bridge> I documented a few messages what they should include in the end when they are being sent 02:04 < bridge> https://chillerdragon.github.io/teeworlds-protocol/06/system_messages.html#NETMSG_INPUT 02:04 < bridge> here is input 02:04 < bridge> today is the I learned its called packet, not package :poggers2: :nouis: 02:04 < bridge> today is the day I learned its called packet, not package :poggers2: :nouis: 02:05 < bridge> ```C++ 02:05 < bridge> CMsgPacker Msg(NETMSG_INPUT, true); 02:05 < bridge> Msg.AddInt(m_aAckGameTick[i]); 02:05 < bridge> Msg.AddInt(m_aPredTick[g_Config.m_ClDummy]); 02:05 < bridge> Msg.AddInt(Size); 02:05 < bridge> ... 02:05 < bridge> ``` 02:05 < bridge> this is where the message is being built 02:05 < bridge> The `CMsgPacker` builds a new message. We tell it we want a input message and then we will the integers in the correct order using the `AddInt` method 02:06 < bridge> further down the actual input struct will be iterated and packed as a bunch of integers 02:06 < bridge> I hope I wont get flagged as a bot client when sending weird packets 02:07 < bridge> or are they just ignored 02:07 < bridge> You won't get flagged as bot 02:07 < bridge> You might have trouble on ddos protected servers such as ger10 they like to drop weird things 02:07 < bridge> but generally if you send weird stuff the server ignores it 02:07 < bridge> good to know 02:08 < bridge> The server then checks which message you sent with `else if(Msg == NETMSG_INPUT)` 02:08 < bridge> And then it unpacks the same integers in the same order we just sent 02:08 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/cd81b1f253fee545fb5e746cefc2d802e4d1e7aa/src/engine/server/server.cpp#L1626-L1628 02:09 < bridge> A simpler message sending to look at than input is the chat 02:09 < bridge> Here you have one full message build and send in a few lines 02:09 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/cd81b1f253fee545fb5e746cefc2d802e4d1e7aa/src/game/client/components/chat.cpp#L1320-L1324 02:10 < bridge> This one is not packing integers and strings manually. But it is using the C++ struct for it. 02:10 < bridge> Those are the two options. 02:11 < bridge> @apfff: but unless you want to fork of and create a custom game thats not compatible with ddnet by changing server and client protocol that stuff should not be interesting to you. 02:11 < bridge> as a client you can only send what the server understands and for those things there are already methods 02:11 < bridge> Thank you 02:11 < bridge> So if you want to send a chat message you just say `m_Chat.SendChat(0, "hello");` 02:12 < bridge> great explanation! 02:12 < bridge> Thank you for your effort! 02:12 < bridge> c: 02:13 < bridge> The server code in the project as well, right? 02:13 < bridge> The server code is in the project as well, right? 02:13 < bridge> yes its one shared code base 02:13 < bridge> some of the code is even included in both the client and the server 02:13 < bridge> where are the requests being handled? 02:13 < bridge> multiple places 02:14 < bridge> i sent you the one example for input 02:14 < bridge> Maybe I havent understood the project structure, but I get the feeling, stuff is all over the place :justatest: 02:14 < bridge> Maybe I havent understood the project structure, but I get the feeling, that stuff is all over the place :justatest: 02:14 < bridge> yes 02:14 < bridge> :feelsbadman: 02:15 < bridge> I think trying to understand it all by browsing the code is a bit exhausting 02:15 < bridge> youll get the hang once you actually work with it 02:15 < bridge> i suggest to just start building what ever you wanted to build 02:15 < bridge> yeah thats what im doing rn 02:15 < bridge> you can ask questions on where to find the things you need here and then you slowly will understand the code base 02:16 < bridge> I usually ask for examples so I have an entry point 02:17 < bridge> I have never used c++ and i have never worked on a (large) software project, only web project 02:17 < bridge> I have never used c++ and i have never worked on a (large) software project, only web projects 02:25 < bridge> How is that as an example? 02:25 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1265827158362816592/image.png?ex=66a2ece8&is=66a19b68&hm=1ca4c54575a0244b7dcbe8bd691fd98002206b54597399bac009d069c5cdf04d& 02:25 < bridge> https://github.com/ChillerDragon/ddnet/commit/b115220de8ad1f3e61f3308c3aa9515e8d359bd0 02:25 < bridge> @apfff: 02:25 < bridge> thanks a lot! 02:26 < bridge> I will look into it, doing my own example rn 02:26 < bridge> One more question: where are files like executable png being pulled from? My understanding is, that there are two places, one is the local client and one is steam? 02:27 < bridge> executable png? xd 02:27 < bridge> $configdir 02:27 < bridge> omagawd i never know how to trigger that bot 02:28 < bridge> the picture used for DDNet.exe 02:28 < bridge> yea they are in some steam folder 02:28 < bridge> or if you download ddnet from the website they are in the folder you downloaded 02:29 < bridge> The folder is called data/ 02:29 < bridge> ty 02:33 < bridge> Another thing I would love to the see an example of, is how the skins are being rendered. e.g. in the *Emote-Wheel* 02:33 < bridge> Another thing I would love to see an example of, is how the skins are being rendered. e.g. in the *Emote-Wheel* 02:41 < bridge> i rly just gotta keep my mouth shut 02:43 < bridge> prolly RenderTee() in render.cpp 02:43 < bridge> why? 02:50 < bridge> i gave u incorrect info lol 02:51 < bridge> ah np dw 02:52 < bridge> A wrong answer is better than no answer 02:58 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1265835498514153542/image.png?ex=66a2f4ac&is=66a1a32c&hm=3fe30c7efc77180a6f75517ae3acd3aa1bdde98c2a89d279f858dd3bed354dcd& 02:58 < bridge> can someone explain what i need to do to make cmake work if i add a file :thonk: 02:58 < bridge> i just clicked 'ok' on whatever visual studio auto popped up but now it won't compile 02:59 < bridge> You need to put it in the cmakelist 03:00 < bridge> Don't add files through visual studio solution explorer, make then in the source folder first then regenerate the project. 03:00 < bridge> Don't add files through visual studio solution explorer, make them in the source folder first then regenerate the project. 03:02 < bridge> okay ty 03:34 < bridge> How can I create a replay from any class but CClient. I want to trigger making a replay from the class CEmoticon, but I've been struggling 03:35 < bridge> How can I create a replay from any class but `CClient`. I want to trigger making a replay from the class `CEmoticon`, but I've been struggling 04:34 < bridge> What is a replay 04:35 < bridge> @apfff: 08:26 < bridge> morning 09:24 < bridge> morning 09:24 < bridge> after gym session 09:24 < bridge> :gigachad: 10:05 < bridge> gm 10:29 < bridge> @reitw https://sysdig.com/blog/ebpf-offensive-capabilities/ 10:37 < bridge> yea that's great 10:37 < bridge> but still, if someone is root on your machine 10:37 < bridge> you're already compromised lmao 10:55 < bridge> But yea if you are root you can basically do rly good stuff, like also hide a malicious process whenever someone does ps or top 11:24 < bridge> and https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/1748 ? 11:33 < bridge> maybe we can shorten the ban to 1 minute for this? 11:40 < bridge> Could also just kick 11:42 < bridge> nah, the lookup has some delay, makes sense to ban for a high multiple of that 11:42 < bridge> the ban is essentially a cache of the lookup 11:42 < bridge> I see 11:42 < bridge> Sounds like the cache is in the wrong place 11:43 < bridge> it works 🤷‍♀️ 11:43 < bridge> But who am I to talk. I would for sure used something as hacky or worse xd 11:43 < bridge> \*if I would support bans 11:44 < bridge> \#banbans 11:45 < bridge> Can a bunch of spoofed IPs fill the ban list? 11:46 < bridge> you cannot spoof a join in a ddnet server 11:46 < bridge> so no 11:46 < bridge> When does it ban? After join? 11:47 < bridge> Ah right because it takes time. So joining starts some dnslb lookup process? 11:49 < bridge> yes 12:06 < bridge> `TestWorkflowEnvironment is used to execute UpdateAccountWorkflow. Please create a new TestWorkflowEnvironment for UpdateAccountWorkflow` another one of the errors 12:12 < bridge> Quick question, when exactly are new players added to the db? Is it when they first join a ddnet server or when they finish their first map? 12:13 < bridge> finish their first map 12:14 < bridge> Alright, also if I check their points before that, does it add an entry then tell me or just assumes 0 points? 12:14 < bridge> same with rank ig 12:14 < bridge> same with /rank ig 12:14 < bridge> I think it says "no rank" 12:14 < bridge> so it doesn't add an entry 12:15 < bridge> ah so doesnt bother to add unless they actually finished a map first 12:15 < bridge> got it 12:15 < bridge> ah so doesnt bother to add them to the db unless they actually finished a map first 12:22 < bridge> @heinrich5991 Do you know if people are able to join a server before the dnsbl check, if enabled, has finished (for example due to response delays by the dnsbl provider) 12:23 < bridge> (they should be able to iirc, but I don't have the code in front of me) 12:24 < bridge> Hmmmm, if you do check, could you maybe figure out if @robyt3's change to the dnsbl_ban behaviour will account for that? 12:25 < bridge> #8640 12:25 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8640 12:47 < ws-client> Does someone have a good intel x86_64 assembly neovim config? I tried https://github.com/bergercookie/asm-lsp and its a huge downgrade compared to my vim + YouCompleteMe + gutentags + ctags setup 12:48 < bridge> i raw dawg it without any lsp :feelsbadman: 12:49 < ws-client> I really need my labels to auto complete 12:49 < ws-client> worked so smooth in vanilla vim 13:02 < bridge> yes, should work 13:03 < bridge> Should work in the sense that it would ban the person? 13:29 < bridge> @learath2 when make @pingme role for annoucements 13:32 < ws-client> Okay I somewhat solved my assembly setup by bloating in the same dependency that worked for vim. https://github.com/ycm-core/YouCompleteMe 13:32 < ws-client> I still think there is something better out there 13:32 < ws-client> that is more neovimy and does not require compiling some huuuge thingy with a python script to get started 14:06 < bridge> anyone have source code for a client that shows a trail behind the tee as it moves quickly? 14:14 < ws-client> gotta love the bugs that only happen when nobody is watching 14:14 < ws-client> adding debug prints just fixed my bug wtf?! 14:15 < ws-client> @louis ctrl+shift+d :D 14:15 < bridge> Where can I download new ddnet for android? 14:15 < bridge> I'd suspect UB if single thread, race if multi thread 14:15 < ws-client> yea i for sure messed something up and just pushed the error somewhere else @learath2 14:15 < bridge> in the future 14:15 < ws-client> single threaded 14:15 < ws-client> well future me problem 14:15 < ws-client> ship debug prints to production and call it a day 14:16 < bridge> somewhere in this channel there is a very early debug version 14:16 < bridge> but it's not finished, and it doesnt help if many ppl test it and are sad that it is unfinished 14:16 < ws-client> learato u wanna debug my UB? xd 14:16 < bridge> Thanks 14:17 < bridge> https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1265245601046466615 14:17 < bridge> chillerdragon: is it a shell script :justatest: 14:17 < bridge> but as said, don't expect anything 14:17 < ws-client> @milkeeycat its x86 assembly <:justatest:572499997178986510> 14:17 < bridge> sounds fun :clueless: 14:17 < ws-client> pog 14:18 < ws-client> @milkeeycat it should just run on your machine if compiled with `make` it sends some udp packet to port 8303 if you press "a" 14:18 < ws-client> https://github.com/ChillerDragon/teeworlds-asmr/blob/112beedff208f986960fdbc60c46348c7651cdb2/src/teeworlds_asmr.asm#L224-L238 14:19 < ws-client> thing is if you press "a" again it gets stuck 14:19 < ws-client> so in the key_a method i added a bunch of prints and now it works xxxD 14:19 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1721909979.png 14:19 < bridge> teeworlds client in asm 14:20 < bridge> classic chiller 14:21 < ws-client> Yea i do not feel comfortable in asm land at all 14:21 < bridge> do you have teeworlds client in bash? 14:21 < bridge> I have a friend called ubsan that would love to help 14:22 < ws-client> ubsan for assembly works? xd 14:22 < ws-client> @milkeeycat there is no udp in bash xd 14:22 < bridge> too bad 14:22 < bridge> Oh assembly, ok no ubsan 14:22 < bridge> chillers teeworlds ports: 14:22 < bridge> ruby, lua, javascript, bash, wireshark script language, asm what am i missing? 14:23 < bridge> add udp to bash -> make teeworlds client in bash 14:23 < bridge> ez 14:23 < ws-client> i did heavy gdbing 10 months ago back then i already spammed #developer but it got nowhere xd 14:23 < ws-client> @Jupstar ✪ go 14:23 < ws-client> @Jupstar ✪ python 14:23 < bridge> when zig 14:23 < ws-client> this summer 14:23 < bridge> when will you be home again 14:23 < ws-client> @Jupstar ✪ javascript is by Swarfey and bash doesnt exist :c 14:24 < ws-client> @Jupstar ✪ december 14:24 < bridge> epýc 14:25 < bridge> How do I get access to m_pClient tho 14:25 < ws-client> type it 14:25 < ws-client> `m_pClient` should be accessible like that in all components 14:25 < bridge> maybe it is `Client()` 14:25 < ws-client> Client() is gameclient iirc 14:25 < bridge> 😮 14:25 < ws-client> wait idk tbh 14:25 < bridge> i thoguht that is GameClient 14:25 < bridge> () 14:25 < ws-client> i try and error every time 14:26 < bridge> me2 14:26 < ws-client> when in doubt do `m_pClient->Client()` 14:27 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1721910437.png 14:27 < ws-client> ez 14:27 < ws-client> buy my ddnet code base udemy course now 14:28 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1721910498.png 14:28 < bridge> nice 14:28 < bridge> Client() wins 14:29 < ws-client> i forgot what we are looking for 14:29 < ws-client> i thought he wants the gameclient 14:29 < bridge> did we know that? 14:29 < ws-client> he did mention it earlier 14:29 < ws-client> if its the same person 14:29 < ws-client> i was on matrix back then 14:29 < ws-client> its a different name on irc so i just assumed its the same dude 14:29 < bridge> he wants to start a replay 14:29 < ws-client> yes 14:30 < bridge> i guess that might even work without client with the Console() 14:30 < bridge> xdd 14:30 < ws-client> what is a replay 14:30 < bridge> i guess a demo replay 14:30 < bridge> 30 seconds demo 14:30 < ws-client> bold guess 14:30 < ws-client> from emoticon? 14:30 < bridge> yeah i dunno 14:30 < bridge> good ideas need crazy ppl 14:31 < ws-client> teeworlds entrepreneur doing replays with emote wheel 14:31 < bridge> @apfff what kind of replay u need 14:31 < bridge> teeworlds deluxe edition 14:32 < ws-client> my bold guess is he wants an emote bot and replay bot 14:32 < bridge> ah yeah 14:32 < bridge> he spams heart and suddenly finishes insane maps solo 14:32 < ws-client> gotta replay those rank 1s 14:32 < bridge> and bcs it's a heart, nobody bans him 14:32 < bridge> clever 14:32 < bridge> outplayed 14:33 < ws-client> average #developer chatter 14:33 < bridge> chillerdragon: key_a doesn't work for me 14:33 < bridge> only once 14:33 < ws-client> fak 14:33 < ws-client> ye 14:33 < ws-client> then you can reproduce the bug xd 14:33 < ws-client> do you have a server running on 8303? 14:33 < ws-client> idk if it even matters 14:33 < bridge> i thought you added magic print statements and it works 14:33 < ws-client> i didnt commit xd 14:34 < bridge> ah 14:34 < bridge> it works for d key tho :thonk: 14:34 < ws-client> ye "d" doesnt do too much xd 14:34 < ws-client> udp is "a" only 14:34 < ws-client> obviously 14:34 < ws-client> its a leftists client 14:35 < bridge> my bad xd 14:35 < ws-client> there is no walking right 14:35 < bridge> im left handed and i approve it 14:35 < ws-client> ``git pull && git checkout magic`` 14:35 < ws-client> should fix a 14:35 < ws-client> """"fix"""" 14:36 < ws-client> but it breaks ctrl+c 14:36 < ws-client> but who needs to quit a game that works 14:36 < bridge> how do i close it .-. 14:36 < ws-client> the close feature was removed in magic branch xd 14:36 < ws-client> the debug prints broke it 14:37 < ws-client> `pkill teeworlds_asmr` 14:37 < bridge> `kill -9 $(pidof ./teeworlds_asmr)` to the rescue 14:37 < ws-client> bro bringing the big guns 14:38 < ws-client> there arent that many lines 14:38 < bridge> ctrl + c also doesn't work after killing the process lmao 14:38 < ws-client> somewhere in there i did a mistake but how does one find it 14:41 < ws-client> so "a" works and "adddd" works but "aa" does not work. Meaning that "a" does not brick the program? Only calling a twice?? xd 14:42 < bridge> my professional opinion is that `call recv_udp` breaks it 14:42 < ws-client> commenting that out also breaks ctrl+c 14:43 < ws-client> maybe its just like adding a print it just moves the problem around xd 14:43 < bridge> The program crashes 14:44 < ws-client> my neovim crashes when i try to goto definition of recv_udp xd 14:44 < ws-client> gosh i hate configuring neovim 14:44 < bridge> i was pressing ctrl + c as hard as i could and u did esc as quit xd 14:44 < ws-client> ah interesting 14:44 < ws-client> maybe then its just a timing thing 14:46 < bridge> then you'll need to update your phone. 14:46 < bridge> 14:46 < bridge> What is your phone? 14:46 < bridge> Redmi note 10s 14:46 < bridge> yesterday there was someone with redmi note 9 with problems 14:47 < bridge> with all phones i tested i had no problems. 14:47 < bridge> 14:47 < bridge> nothing i can do for you now 14:47 < bridge> 14:47 < bridge> if you know how to read logs, you can see where it crashes 14:47 < ws-client> nice so old ddnet 9 android works on blackberry from 2016 and earlier and blazingly new ddnet needs google hypixel phone from 2025 or newer 14:47 < bridge> chillerdragon: for me key_a breaks after syscall in recv_udp 14:47 < ws-client> ok nice so wats wrong with the syscall 14:48 < bridge> https://f-droid.org/de/packages/com.pluscubed.matloglibre/ 14:48 < bridge>