Hlguard False Positives

eaglec

<div class="IPBDescription">warning / query</div> As our lovely dedicated server was down over the weekend (and to those reponsible, thanks) I played some other stuff this weekend, finalising today in CS on two servers running HLGuard 1.5

Within 30 seconds of joining the first on banned me - reasons unknown - it was a permanent ban, no contact details. Odd thing was my demo record script started automatically seconds before the ban hit.

Same again on the second, but I had friends playing there - so I picked another wonid and went back to ask the clan members.
"Do you know why I was banned"
"Yeah, you cheat"
Then I got banned again, again my script started a demo recording just before. This time I saw it was HLGuard detecting that I was running a 'no recoil script'. well, I dont. I do have a walk toggle and a demo record script so I disabled both of these and joined again(nother wonid). This time I was able to play unmolested by hlguard.

Below is the script I use. My question. Is this known about, fixable... explanations please... and if you run HLGuard are you 100% sure its not banning innocent players?

<!--c1--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td><b>CODE</b> </td></tr><tr><td id='CODE'><!--ec1-->///Press f12 to start recording a demo, type in the name and press f12 again when you want to stop\\ ///To change the key type in the new key where it says "bind f12". Change the f12 to the key you want\\

alias nron "eo;messagemode record; alias nr nroff;d1;echo **Enter The Name of the Demo**;"
alias nroff ";stopsound;stop; alias nr nron;d1;echo **RECORDING STOPPED**;d0"
alias nr nron

bind f12 nr


///Press f11 to record a demo on the spot, you can record 5 individual demos. When you record 5, save the ones you want or they will be recorded over\\  ///To make it a different key, you have to find where it say "bind f11" (11 times in all) in the script and change the f11 to the key you want\\

alias re1 "stopsound;record hotm1;d1;echo **Recording First Demo (hotm1)**;d0; bind f11 st1"
alias re2 "stopsound;stop;record hotm2;d1;echo **Recording Second Demo (hotm2)**;d0;bind f11 st2"
alias re3 "stopsound;stop;record hotm3;d1;echo **Recording Third Demo (hotm3)**;d0;bind f11 st3"
alias re4 "stopsound;stop;record hotm4;d1;echo **Recording Fourth Demo (hotm4);d0;bind f11 st4"
alias re5 "stopsound;stop; record hotm5; developer 1; echo **Recording Fifth/Last Demo (hotm5)**;d0;bind f11 st5"
alias st1 "stopsound;stop; bind f11 re2;d1;echo ****STOPPED RECORDING hotm1****; echo **4 Recordings Left**;d0"
alias st2 "stopsound;stop; bind f11 re3;d1;echo ****STOPPED RECORDING hotm2****; echo **3 Recordings Left**;d0"
alias st3 "stopsound;stop; bind f11 re4;d1;echo ****STOPPED RECORDING hotm3****; echo **2 Recordings Left**;d0"
alias st4 "stopsound;stop; bind f11 re5;d1;echo ****STOPPED RECORDING hotm4****; echo **1 Recording Left**;d0"
alias st5 "stopsound;stop; bind f11 re1;d1;echo ****STOPPED RECORDING hotm5****; echo **Save any demos that you want now**;d0
bind f11 re1


///Viewing the Demos\\  ///This will bring up a list and allow you to select which demo you want to watch. To bind this to another key, look for "bind f10" and change f10 to the key you want\\

contimes 7

alias pd1 "d1; echo 1. Play First Demo;d0"
alias pd2 "d1; echo 2. Play Second Demo;d0"
alias pd3 "d1; echo 3. Play Third Demo;d0"
alias pd4 "d1; echo 4. Play Fourth Demo;d0"
alias pd5 "d1; echo 5. Play Fifth Demo;d0;"
alias pnd "d1; echo 6. Exit This Menu; d0"

alias pdm "pd1; pd2; pd3; pd4; pd5; pnd"

alias pdd1 "playdemo hotm1;rall"
alias pdd2 "playdemo hotm2;rall"
alias pdd3 "playdemo hotm3;rall"
alias pdd4 "playdemo hotm4;rall"
alias pdd5 "playdemo hotm5;rall"
alias pnd1 "rall;clear"

alias pdms "bind 1 pdd1; bind 2 pdd2; bind 3 pdd3; bind 4 pdd4; bind 5 pdd5; bind 6 pnd1"

alias rall "bind 1 slot1; bind 2 slot2; bind 3 slot3; bind 4 slot4; bind 5 slot5; bind 6 slot6"

alias menu "menuon"
alias menuon "pdm; pdms; alias menu menuoff"
alias menuoff "rall; alias menu menuon"

bind "f10" "menu"





///misc aliases\\

alias d1 "developer 1"
alias d0 "developer 0"

// alias eo "bind insert +attack;stopsound"<!--c2--></td></tr></table><span class='postcolor'><!--ec2-->

verbose

Without seeing the logic that HLGuard uses to identify potential no-recoil scripts, I can only guess, but I'm betting it's connected to having an alias that contains "+attack" referenced in another alias/bind...even though part of yours is commented out.