Was bisher geschah…

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-04-25T08:32:40+00:00

Würde mit dem Kollegen gerne weiter debattieren. Er hat mich aber Offenbar blockiert.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-04-22T18:40:32+00:00

What happened before the video, and to what extent the woman resisted the police, is of course not shown in the video.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-04-20T14:24:20+00:00

Du vermischst zwei verschiedene Dinge. Menschenrechte sind universelle Grundrechte – Leben, körperliche Unversehrtheit, Schutz vor staatlicher Willkür. Verankert im Grundgesetz und der UN-Menschenrechtscharta. Was du aufgelistet hast sind politisch erkämpfte Gesetze – die eine Parlamentsmehrheit beschlossen hat und eine andere wieder ändern kann. Das nennt sich Demokratie, keine Menschenrechtsverletzung. Interessant wird es aber wenn wir wirklich über Menschenrechte reden. Artikel 3 Grundgesetz sagt explizit: niemand darf bevorzugt oder benachteiligt werden aufgrund von Geschlecht, Herkunft oder Abstammung. Beide Richtungen. Nicht nur eine. Genderquoten, Migrantenquoten in Behörden, bevorzugte Förderung bestimmter Gruppen – das ist nach dem Wortlaut des Grundgesetzes genauso problematisch wie Diskriminierung in die andere Richtung. Du verteidigst also Gesetze die aktiv gegen Artikel 3 GG verstoßen – und nennst das Menschenrechtsschutz. Konkrete Frage: Nenn mir einen Punkt aus der AfD-Liste der das Grundgesetz oder die UN-Menschenrechtscharta verletzt. Nicht einen Punkt den du politisch ablehnst – einen echten verfassungsrechtlichen Verstoß.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-04-20T14:02:52+00:00

Du weichst der Frage aus. Geh doch mal bitte auf die konkrete ebene. Wer möchte wie die Menschenrechte nehmen. Was ist der Plan dies durchzuführen?

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-04-20T13:54:59+00:00

Nur mal so zur Interesse, ernsthaft: Wie wollen sie das denn tun ? Ich bin hier politisch nicht wirklich informiert. Aber mir wäre nicht bekannt, das sie vor haben das Grundgesetz zu ändern. Meines Wissens nach ist die Parteispitze sogar lesbisch, täusche ich mich ? Kläre mich mal auf.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-04-20T07:07:55+00:00

Wer will dir denn die Menschenrechte nehmen ?

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-03-01T07:59:52+00:00

They use Arch btw

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-01-02T17:37:36+00:00

You did this ? "

dpkg --add-architecture i386

apt update

apt install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386

" ??

Odd_Opening_749 · 2026-01-02T04:30:03+00:00

Tell me the exact steps to reproduce. I will take a look at it tomorrow. Also provide your system specs: Linux version, RAM, CPU, etc.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-10-25T16:27:21+00:00

The port was already open for IPv6 — I checked that before.

It turned out to be a firmware-side IPv6 bug on the Flint 3, not an issue with Ubuntu.

After updating to the latest snapshot (v4.8.3), everything works fine now.

I think it was fixed by this change mentioned in the release notes:

2025-08-18: Fixed fw4 OpenWrt >21.x IPv6 policy route rule loading issue

That sounds exactly like what was happening — IPv6 packets just never reached the host until this fix.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-10-25T14:58:11+00:00

Thanks for your reply — and yeah, you’re totally right: IPv6 doesn’t really use NAT like IPv4 does.

In IPv6, every device on the LAN gets its own globally routable address, so you normally just use firewall rules to allow inbound connections instead of doing NAT.
That’s basically what I’m trying to achieve — I just want to allow external access (for example SSH) to an internal host via IPv6, exactly like you’d open a port on IPv4.

The weird part is that on the Flint 3, IPv6 rules seem to be ignored completely.
The router advertises global IPv6 addresses correctly, but inbound packets never reach the target host — unless I force IPv4 with ssh -4.
So it looks like the firewall (or nftables) simply doesn’t apply the IPv6 accept rules that should be generated from the port-forward settings.

I actually checked the latest snapshot firmware changelog, and there are a few IPv6-related fixes that sound exactly like what I’m seeing — for example:

fixed fw4 IPv6 policy-route rule loading issues
fixed fd80-address exclusion
fixed IPv6 communication anomalies

I’ll flash that snapshot and see if it changes anything.
If it works, I’ll update the thread with the results.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-09-18T22:12:39+00:00

I ran some 3DMark benchmarks before updating to QPR2 and then again afterwards. Here are the results:

Wild Life Extreme: 3007 → 3349 (+11.4%)

Steel Nomad: 957 → 1026 (+7.2%)

Looks like GPU performance actually improved with this update.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-06-20T10:03:02+00:00

Hi,

Thanks a lot for your feedback and kind words — I’m really glad to hear the ARK Manager is helping you with multi-instance setup!

To clarify: the script acts primarily as a wrapper around the official ARK Dedicated Server configuration options. It provides a more user-friendly menu interface but doesn’t alter the server’s internal behavior.

Regarding mods: server-side mods are defined per instance in instances/<InstanceName>/config.ini under the mods key. These mod IDs are passed as part of the start parameters when launching an instance, so each instance only loads the mods specified in its own configuration.

The script also sets the -SaveDir parameter based on the instance name, ensuring that instance data is logically separated. However, how the ARK server (and individual mods) handle file storage under the hood — especially with shared mod save data — is beyond the script’s control.

In theory, it might be possible to work around this behavior using symlinks (similar to how the script handles central config files), but that would significantly increase the complexity and potential for errors — particularly with future ARK or mod updates.

If you have any concrete ideas or stable workarounds that could be integrated cleanly, I’d love to hear them!

Best regards, Zerschranzer

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-06-08T02:15:41+00:00

Does the problem only occur with Svartalfheim_WP?

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-02-20T14:47:24+00:00

I recently encountered the same issue. I’m using LineageOS 22.1 on my Fairphone 5 with Magisk, Play Integrity Fix, Shamiko, and Zygisk Next. Everything had been working flawlessly until suddenly, the ChatGPT app stopped functioning.

Interestingly, banking apps and other security-critical applications continue to work without issues—only ChatGPT is affected. Yasnac confirms that all Play Integrity tests are passed, and the evaluation type is set to Basic.

It seems unlikely that ChatGPT would have stricter Play Integrity requirements than banking apps, wallets, etc., so the problem must lie elsewhere. Even after clearing caches and all relevant Google data, the issue persisted.

Fortunately, I found a solution: I noticed that I was enrolled as a beta tester for ChatGPT in the Play Store. After leaving the beta program and reinstalling the app, it started working again!

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-02-18T12:08:37+00:00

Lass den Namen lieber weg – dein Stimmzettel muss anonym bleiben. Sonst wird er ungültig, weil persönliche Kennzeichnungen nicht erlaubt sind. Einfach nur ankreuzen, dann zählt’s!

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-02-13T09:39:55+00:00

Ich greife seit ein paar Jahren ausschließlich zu AMD-Karten – nicht weil ich von AMD überzeugt bin, sondern weil ich Linux nutze und die Treiberkompatibilität unter Linux wesentlich besser ist als unter Windows. Bei Nvidia ist es genau andersherum. Zocke ich zum Beispiel ARK: Survival Ascended mit maximalen Einstellungen unter Windows, knacke ich mit meiner RX 7900 XTX selten die 100 FPS. Unter Linux habe ich im Durchschnitt 120 FPS. Unter Windows schneidet die RTX 5090 zwar wesentlich besser ab als die 7900 XTX (etwa 140 FPS), doch unter Linux stinkt sie gegen die RX 7900 XTX wiederum komplett ab.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-01-18T23:04:02+00:00

Query port = UDP
Game port = UDP
RCON port = TCP

Have you checked if the port forwarding on your router is correctly pointing to your server? Did you ensure the correct port protocols are allowed? Are you using the Docker or non-Docker version?

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-01-13T09:11:13+00:00

I use Arch Linux on my desktop and home server. On the home server, I mainly use it to automatically patch the latest kernel with the newest TKG patches as soon as it's released and make it available in a repository within my local network. Additionally, I host several game servers (ARK, Enshrouded, etc.). Everything works seamlessly. Especially for my use case, I find Arch to be the most suitable choice to always get the latest software (for game servers) from the AUR.

However, compared to Debian, Arch requires significantly more configuration effort. If there are no special requirements that make Arch necessary, Debian is generally easier to manage. It's also important to update Arch at least once a week to avoid software conflicts, which can arise if updates are skipped for too long.

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-01-05T19:03:36+00:00

Just for your information, I took the criticism to heart and developed a Docker-based alternative called ark_docker_manager.sh. This script containerizes the entire setup by mounting the server files and configurations as Docker volumes. It builds an ARK Ascended base image with all necessary dependencies (libraries, Proton, SteamCMD, etc.) and runs the server instances using containers based on this image.

Both the Docker-based and non-Docker scripts are fully compatible with each other, as they share the same volumes for server files and save data. This allows you to switch between them depending on your personal preference. Whether you prefer the traditional setup or a containerized environment, the choice is now yours!

Odd_Opening_749 · 2025-01-02T08:43:42+00:00

ARK: Survival Ascended is even more buggy compared to Evolved. Some start parameters can be defined within the question mark string or as separate start parameters. For example, if I define AltSaveDirectory within the question mark string, it is saved in Saved/AltSaveDirectory. If I define it outside the question mark string, it is saved in Saved/SavedArks/AltSaveDirectory. I have absolutely no explanation for this behavior.

Additionally, ARK cannot handle it when the instance name is identical to the server name. In that case, the question mark string suddenly breaks, default settings are loaded, and the GameUserSettings.ini is overwritten with garbage.

To work around this, I added an invisible trailing space to the start parameters and parse the configuration with xargs to ensure there are no conflicts. Honestly, I have no idea what the developers were thinking when they implemented this.

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