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If you can get this to happen again, then could you create a memory dump before closing the process? You can do so by right-clicking the process in task manager then clicking 'Create dump file'. The file will probably be close to 100MB.

Seems that a lot of people are jumping ship and headed for GitLab and one or two others. I think I'll do the same. For what it's worth, GitLab has a feature to automagically migrate your GitHub repos over to GitLab.

I've moved this to a more appropriate section of the Forums. We haven't, at least to my knowledge, had any reports of people not being able to log into the game in the way that you are describing. In case you decide to give it another try (and I would definitely recommend reaching out for help rather than just giving up, that's what we're here for): Was Megan telling you that your user/pass were incorrect, were you experiencing an INV-300, or was there another problem? If you were being told that your user/pass were incorrect, are you sure that you were logging in with a game account and not your net-7 / master account?

Welcome home! If you run into any issues please don't hesitate to let us know. Hope to see you in space.

No - the only way that the game could be put onto steam officially is if the original publisher (EA Games) submitted it.

We're going to need more information to be able to figure out what is causing this issue. Please provide the following: Your operating system If you have a third-party (e.g. not built into Windows) firewall enabled Have you verified that your system time is correct? The contents of authlogin.log found at <EnB Install>/release/authlogin.log

Hmm that's odd, let's try disabling fullscreen optimizations for Earth and Beyond: Locate client.exe in your EnB install: (<Earth & Beyond>/release/client.exe) Right click client.exe and click Properties In the Compatability tab, you should see a checkbox called "Disable fullscreen optimizations" - You want to make sure this is checked. Let me know how this goes.

Have you tried reinstalling the Net7 Launcher yet? This is generally a sign that the Launcher is detecting that you're on the wrong version of the Launcher or that something is wrong. Could be resolved by re-installing.

Awesome! Glad to have you guys in-game again. Hopefully this week I can submit a patch for the Launcher to detect and resolve these kinds of problems automatically so nobody else has the same problem. Tsaavik, getting Valid=false on that page is actually the expected output when you visit in the browser, don't worry about it. As long as you're able to get in now you should be fine. If you guys have any other problems don't hesitate to PM me on the forums and I'll do what I can to help.

Make sure you install the X3 certificate per the instructions in my last post before trying. Without the X3 intermediate certificate installed it will still fail.

His CAPI2 logs showed that it's failing to connect to LE's revocation server. It also shows that the certificate issuer is <IssuerCertificate fileRef="3EAE91937EC85D74483FF4B77B07B43E2AF36BF4.cer" subjectName="Let's Encrypt Authority X1" /> Here's the CRL info from his CAPI2 log. - <CertVerifyRevocation> <Certificate fileRef="FD2ACFB6ED0D9CACF6BD955E3DBDB150E6157391.cer" subjectName="www.net-7.org" /> <IssuerCertificate fileRef="3EAE91937EC85D74483FF4B77B07B43E2AF36BF4.cer" subjectName="Let's Encrypt Authority X1" /> <Flags value="4" CERT_VERIFY_REV_ACCUMULATIVE_TIMEOUT_FLAG="true" /> <AdditionalParameters timeToUse="2018-04-12T01:25:26.196Z" currentTime="2018-04-12T01:25:26.202Z" urlRetrievalTimeout="PT19.997S" /> <RevocationStatus index="0" error="80092013" reason="0" /> <EventAuxInfo ProcessName="LaunchNet7.exe" /> <CorrelationAuxInfo TaskId="{D088C52C-D432-43F7-8EC8-3787065A366F}" SeqNumber="28" /> <Result value="80092013">The revocation function was unable to check revocation because the revocation server was offline.</Result> </CertVerifyRevocation> KSerge & tsaavik: Can you both check your User Certificate store? Open the User Certificate MMC console by opening the Control Panel, searching for 'user certificate' and clicking 'Manager User Certificates'. On the left side, open Intermediate Certification Authorities, then Certificates Very which Let's Encrypt Certificate(s) you have, you should see something like the picture below: If you do not have a "Let's Encrypt Authority X3" certificate: Download the Intermediate Certificate @ https://letsencrypt.org/certs/lets-encrypt-x3-cross-signed.pem.txt Rename the certificate to use the .cer extension rather than the .pem.txt extension. Double click on the certificate and click on [Install Certificate] Choose the "Place all certificates in the following store" option and store it in "Intermediate Certification Authorities" (If you have / Installed the X3 certificate) If you have a "Let's Encrypt Authority X1" certificate: Right click the certificate and click Delete The X1 certificate has been retired since 2016

There shouldn't be any personal or dangerous information but feel free to look through it yourself first to be sure if you're worried. You can also just message me the data in a private message.

Alright well that at least helps narrow the problem down a little bit. I would be interested to see what your CAPI2 logs contain once you re-enable server certificate revocation checking. To enable CAPI2 logging: Re-enable Server Certification Revocation checks (see above post) Launch Event Viewer (eventvwr) Open the Applications and Services Logs category on the left side Navigate to Microsoft/Windows/CAPI2. In the tree view on the left side still, right click 'Operational' and click 'Enable Log' Reboot your system Once CAPI2 logging has been enabled and the CRL checks are re-enabled try getting the INV-300 on EnB again, then navigate to CAPI2/Operational again and see if any events have been generated.

Looking at your logs, it looks like AuthLogin failed with error 12057 which is usually thrown when a CRL verification fails (Certificate Revocation List check). The only reason that this should fail on your systems and not for other people is if your system time is incorrect. Please ensure that your system's time and date are correct (use Windows' "Set Time Automatically" option if you need to, or if it set the clock incorrectly then set it manually). After changing system time, reboot your system and try again. If you still experience the same problem then see if this fixes your problem: Open Control Panel Click on Network and Internet Click on Network and Sharing Center In the bottom left, click on Internet Options Click on the Advanced tab Scroll down in that tab until you see the Security section In this section, please uncheck "Check for server certificate revocation" then hit Apply. If the above method (disabling server certificate revocation check) fixes your problem, I would still advise turning it back on (for security reasons) and just letting us know if that fixed the problem for you so that I can investigate further. Zackman & Kenu - We may need to have these two enable and upload their Windows CAPI2 logs. authlogin.dll uses HttpOpenRequestA, HttpQueryInfoA, and HttpSendRequestA from WININET for this process. These all utilize CryptoAPI2 which has diagnostics/logging available in Events/Applications and Services Logs/Microsoft/Windows/CAPI2/Operational (you have to enable logging, it's disabled by default).

Hi, sorry you're not able to play at the moment. We're aware of this issue and will have it addressed as soon as possible. Thanks!

Hi, sorry you're not able to play at the moment. We're aware of this issue and will have it addressed as soon as possible. Thanks!

Hi, sorry you're not able to play at the moment. We're aware of this issue and will have it addressed as soon as possible. Thanks!

Your Launcher should be pointing to <EnB Install Folder>/release/client.exe -not- patcher.exe.

Hey everyone, the development team is currently trying to gather information about how active buff stacking worked in the live game. Firstly, we need to define some terms that we use for buffs: A buff's magnitude refers to it's effect power (it's percentage for example). A buff's type describes what the buff does (Weaken Plasma, Reactor Recharge, Reactor Boost, Beam Focus). ==================== Let me catch you all up with where we are in this discussion: In the Live game, active buffs in the buff display pane (top right of the client) displayed a number which indicated how many times that buff was stacked (see This Video @ 1:50, 2:03, 2:45 & This Video @ 26:25 (Reactor regen x 4) ). We have determined without a doubt that two active buffs of the same type will never stack their magnitude (effect percentage). A buff with a higher magnitude will always override a buff with a lower magnitude. Here are some examples to explain this (as it currently works in the emulator): Player A buffs Player B with Reactor Regen (15%). Player C now buffs Player B with Reactor Regen (12%). This activation is ignored, it is lower than the current buff (15%). Player D now buffs Player B with Reactor Regen (17%). This activation overrides Player A's since 17% > 15%. Player D buffs Player B with Reactor Regen (17%) again. The buff timer is renewed, and the effect does not stack since the magnitude are the same. One theory that we currently have is that buffs of the same type and magnitude could stack timers up to 5 buff activations: Multiple buff activations of the same type and magnitude will stack duration, up to 5 activations. Example: A buffs B's Reactor Regen by 15% for 500s 5 times. The buff is now 15% for 2500s with a 5 in the indicator. Two buff activations of the same type but different magnitude will result in the buff taking the duration and magnitude of the better buff Example: A buffs B's Reactor Regen by 15% for 500s. The buff is now 15% for 500s. Now, C buffs B's Reactor Regen by 17% for 600s. The buff does not stack timers since magnitude is different. The 17% for 600s takes priority over the older buff since it is higher. ==================== So all of that being said, if you played back in the Live game and remember something about how this all worked, please respond and explain, in the best detail that you can, how you remember it working. Please note that we are looking for information about how it worked in the live game, not just how you would like to see it work now. Thank you for any information that you can provide; we will be actively looking at/for responses.

Rather than opening individual ports, you should be able to whitelist net7proxy.exe and client.exe, found in <Net7Installation>/bin and <EnBInstallation>/release, respectively. I also have a few more questions: What operating system are you using? What does the Net7 Launcher say your current version is? (Bottom right) Have you verified to check if your Local IP is correct in the launcher? In the Launcher, does the server sunrise.net-7.org show as ONLINE and display a player count? Thanks

Yes, all of our services are currently experiencing intermittent network issues.

ISBoxer does not play well with EnB, but I have gotten in working in the past. What version of ISBoxer are you currently at? (Build of InnerSpace and ISBoxer)

That address should be 38.130.197.232 now.

Glad to hear you seem to be doing well, Tienbau; I had concerns after not seeing you about for so long. Although I do find the concept of Ethereum tokens to be quite interesting, I personally don't see the value of such a system in the emulator, especially when you look at the amount of time and testing that would be required before it could be enabled and utilized on sunrise. Regarding your Tienbau account: if you still have access to the email address for the Forum account then you should be able to reset the password still.

As Ravina stated - I haven't seen any issues with the game running on Windows 10 on any of my systems. One thing to note is if you need to use the E&BConfig utility, you will have to go into it's properties -> compatibility tab and set it to be compatible for WinXP or Win7 for it to work.