If a pk3 search path is passed to FS_FOpenFileReadDir, a non-zero
file handle is returned if file is not found. This causes incorrect
behavior in FS_ReadFileDir (when a pk3 search path is passed in)
which only checks file handle, not length, for seeing if file exists.
I don't know of any issues in ioq3 caused by this.
FS_FOpenFileRead is a fairly mental function that changes its return
behaviour depending on whether or not file is NULL or not. It turns out
in the case where file is NULL, we were returning the wrong value when
the file didn't exist.
When /connect to the same server is issued while already connected, an initial call to CL_Disconnect will remove all pak file references
and reset the pak order.
Reordering only occurs through FS_Restart, which in turn is called when checksum feed changes. Because we reconnect to the same server,
checksum feed never changes and pak file order is not restored to server order again. With certain pak file constellations between client/server,
this may result in an inability to load files from paks which are not correctly detected as referenced paks.
- Fix problem where users could change values of CVAR_INIT variables after the call to Cvar_Get() via Com_StartupVariable()
- Move sound shutdown after client shutdown so VMs don't hold invalid sound handles in memory
* differing screen resolutions and network settings are now honoured when changing fs_game
* Fix hunk memory leak on game_restart
* Move cls.state and cls.servername to clc so connection state is fully preserved over game_restart
* Revert back to previous fs_game after disconnecting from a server that triggered a game_restart
* Fix error dialog popping up after every game_restart if an error happened previously (reported by Ensiform)
- Fixed that not all commands added by CL_Init() would be removed by CL_Shutdown()
- Make VM loading more robust, change loading order: when vm_* == 0 first try loading DLL, then QVM in *each* search directory/path
- Fix FS_FileForHandle that would return a FILE pointer to invalid file handle 0
- Retains full compatibility to the old but unsecure protocol between clients and servers
- Harden the connection process against DoS attacks, possibly connected to UDP spoofing
SmileTheory
Zachary J. Slater
Zack Middleton
/dev/humancontroller
Harley Laue
Tim Angus
Ensiform
Andrew Browne
Thilo Schulz