quote:Originally posted by Supreme Galactic Overlord
On my system a new rule is going to be implemented, if someone is playing your character (be it by logging in as you, or running your character by some remote script command) it's duping, plain and simple.
Here is a question. How do you enforce this? And exactly what are the bounds of this? So someone CANNOT run saveme, even if they are at keys. They cannot run any type of script that reacts to Input from a corpie, as they are "remote script command" controlling the player. While I am not condemning or such a decision as this, short of the sysop spying all the time, it is nearly impossible to enforce.
Someone in the forums awhile back pointed out, that you should only have rules you can enforce. What happens if 3 corps do it, but you only catch one. Everybody knows everybody is doing it, but as a sysop you can only catch one of them.
My suggestion (take it for what it is worth), is to simply make a list of rules that you believe you can enforce, and be very strick on those. If the same IP is logged to two different accounts, unless they are behind the same firewall, it is likely they are duping. But catching people "using remote control scripts" or remote control software is very difficult.
Jhereg
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