CountryBlock [Replaced]

thanks for info will let them know
[DOUBLEPOST=1462897206,1462885187][/DOUBLEPOST]They said they updated it but it looks the same to me

 

Ahh so when it appears like this below I should just remove everything but the ru? Sorry for silly questions m8 im new to this.

{
"AdminExcluded": true,
"CountryList": [
"CN",
"RU"
],
"Whitelist": false
}

 

Thanks wulf for all your help

 

Anything new to this? Still get some guys from all around the world on our whitelisted server. They grief, pvp and ruins all other the fun. Sadly that this plugin (a working one) is not a core feature of rust.

 

I just crawled the code of notifier, which indentifies nearly all players. Maybe this could help? Notifier uses the player id and sent it to ip-api.com, which tells where the player is from. Sorry @ author of notifier, but anything that could improve the actual situation is welcome. I can't code good enough and know to less about oxide and all the hooks for fixing it by myself.

Code:

  def webrequest(self, player, send=True):
  ''' Web-request filter to get the players country info '''  uid = self.playerid(player)
   
  if uid in self.players:  ply = self.players[uid]  # Function to handle the web-request response
  def response_handler(code, resp):  try:  # Check for any web errors
  if resp != None or code == 200:  # Check if user is not in countries database
  if uid not in self.db:  ply.country, ply.code = re.findall(r':\"(.+?)\"', resp)  self.players[uid] = ply
  self.db[uid] = {'country': ply.country, 'code': ply.code}  except: pass  if send: self.joining_messages(player)  # Call for web-request
  webrequests.EnqueueGet('http://ip-api.com/json/%s?fields=3' % ply.ip.split(':')[0], Action[Int32,String](response_handler), self.Plugin)

 

getting this error:

Oxide] 14:26 [Error] CountryBlock plugin failed to compile!
[Oxide] 14:26 [Error] CountryBlock.cs(116,72): error CS1061: Type `Oxide.Core.Libraries.Covalence.IPlayer' does not contain a definition for `UniqueID' and no extension method `UniqueID' of type `Oxide.Core.Libraries.Covalence.IPlayer' could be found. Are you missing an assembly reference?