I keep getting these updates for the client from this post: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2040

 

Just to clarify, do I also need to update the iw4m.dll on my servers with the latest version (r20 as of this post)?

I keep getting these updates for the client from this post: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2040

 

Just to clarify, do I also need to update the iw4m.dll on my servers with the latest version (r20 as of this post)?

they include work arounds for dedicated server keys, so yes

It's probably best to keep them up to date

I will be

they include work arounds for dedicated server keys, so yes

It's probably best to keep them up to date

I will be

 

The reason I ask is because in that post I linked to, it has links to the iw4m.dll for clients and one for dedicated servers. I want to be sure I'm not messing something up by putting the "client" dll into my dedicated servers.

they include work arounds for dedicated server keys, so yes

It's probably best to keep them up to date

I will be

 

The reason I ask is because in that post I linked to, it has links to the iw4m.dll for clients and one for dedicated servers. I want to be sure I'm not messing something up by putting the "client" dll into my dedicated servers.

Just put r20 on my servers and I can join just fine

I think they're exactly the same, no idea though

Can't go wrong with r20

The two links point to the same file

In most cases, compatibility won't break with differing server/client revisions. At least not yet.

- as long as you have a revision larger than r13, it'll work.

In most cases, compatibility won't break with differing server/client revisions. At least not yet.

- as long as you have a revision larger than r13, it'll work.

thanks, this'll be real useful to know

I will only update my servers when I feel I need to

In most cases, compatibility won't break with differing server/client revisions. At least not yet.

- as long as you have a revision larger than r13, it'll work.

 

You probably want to remove the link to the "server version" of the DLL in that post then, because it is misleading.