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Debriefing => Bug Reports & Fixes => Topic started by: kraid on May 03, 2014, 10:36:41 am

Title: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: kraid on May 03, 2014, 10:36:41 am
Yesterday i did a clean reinstallation of steam because i recently upgraded my HDD space and had to reorganize partitions.
After the reinstallation of steam using the installer, i put back in all the games and mods, then launched steam.
Now everything was fine up and running again, except that i cannot find any mod inside the server browser filter settings.

A few servers are still listed in favorites and history but for a full list of servers i had to load the mod and browse from ingame.
Now i'd like to know if anyone else is having this issue and if someone knows a fix for it.
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: soupcan on May 03, 2014, 04:29:52 pm
And it's also no longer possible to join a game from a friend's game info. And I'm sure it's affecteing everyone, or at least those who installed Steam recently.
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: kraid on May 03, 2014, 05:51:18 pm
Found this:
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/558754899403476251/
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: StupidMarioBros1Fan[1138] on May 04, 2014, 05:04:31 am
According to a mojang post there was a security issue called Heartbleed that had effected 2/3 of the internet, so they shut down all their servers yesterday in order to update them with better security, maybe steam did the same. Because it's untraceable, mojang recommended that everyone change their passwords to every account on every website, or game or whatever you own if you can because you won't know if someone got one of your passwords until they use it. Stupid Google won't let me change my YouTube/Google+ password so if that one was seen then I'll be fucked. :'(
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: soupcan on May 04, 2014, 11:26:01 am
That's not anything to do with this at all...
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: Lord_Crow on May 04, 2014, 03:05:34 pm
According to a mojang post there was a security issue called Heartbleed that had effected 2/3 of the internet, so they shut down all their servers yesterday in order to update them with better security, maybe steam did the same. Because it's untraceable, mojang recommended that everyone change their passwords to every account on every website, or game or whatever you own if you can because you won't know if someone got one of your passwords until they use it. Stupid Google won't let me change my YouTube/Google+ password so if that one was seen then I'll be fucked. :'(

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D1DEgj45XM

Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: Kratos on May 04, 2014, 08:46:07 pm
According to a mojang post there was a security issue called Heartbleed that had effected 2/3 of the internet, so they shut down all their servers yesterday in order to update them with better security, maybe steam did the same. Because it's untraceable, mojang recommended that everyone change their passwords to every account on every website, or game or whatever you own if you can because you won't know if someone got one of your passwords until they use it. Stupid Google won't let me change my YouTube/Google+ password so if that one was seen then I'll be fucked. :'(

Irrelevant to Kraids problem.
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: StupidMarioBros1Fan[1138] on May 04, 2014, 10:11:39 pm
Oh um look at the time, I have to um...um.....*makes up bad excuse and runs away*
Title: Re: Mods vanished from steam server browser
Post by: Bashe on May 04, 2014, 11:38:22 pm
And it's also no longer possible to join a game from a friend's game info. And I'm sure it's affecteing everyone, or at least those who installed Steam recently.
While it's not possible to join from a friend directly from the right-click context menu, it is possible to view their game info and join from that dialog instead.