Government Criminal Database keeps Passive Tracing me.

[Kandleman]

I had about 4 or 5 missions requiring going into the Government Criminal Database, and I had 2 unauthorized accesses that I got fined for, so I went into the GCD and completed my missions and erased my own conviction logs.

I never got caught from the GCD, and my 1st bounce point was InterNIC, which I cleared all logs besides connecting/disconnecting. (Using Level 4 Log Deleter.)

So why am I still being Passively Traced? I had a pretty high rating and it sucks seeing all that work go down the drain. My last save point gives me about 4 hours until I am tracked down, so I have time to fix it if someone can tell me what I have to do.

Thanks.

[Kandleman]

I don't get this.

I went back into my saved game, and with the few remaining hours I had, I went into the GCD and deleted every log that was in there with Log Deleter v4.0.

Why am I still being caught by the GCD if the logs are gone?

[fritsyb1]

ok, you dont delete the log that says "connection established" but you can delete the others such as "password accepted" Because a single "connection closed" log is a bit obvious

[ScareyedHawk]

ok, you dont delete the log that says "connection established" but you can delete the others such as "password accepted" Because a single "connection closed" log is a bit obvious

The program (Uplink) is not made to see what's "suspicious", so it does not matter if you delete those logs, as long as you delete the ones that have information about the bounce

Kandleman:
You are supposed to delete the logs on InterNIC, NOT GCD, and just because your active trace time is a few hours, it does not mean the passive trace time is

[AndyH101]

Another way to stop being traced, I've found anyway, is by not using the admin log on, but by using the readwrite log on. This way a trace is not activated. Obviously this will only apply when using the Monitor Bypass. Afterwards, you can delete the logs from InterNIC and/or your prefered router point in the normal fashion.

Hope this helps.

[Luc1f3r]

does logging on as readwrite work on every system? ive only seen that on teh academic database...

[AndyH101]

The readwrite log in works on the Social Security Database, Academic Database and Global Criminal Database. Don't forget though, this only applies when using the Monitor Bypass. I haven't came across any others, yet. Hope this helps you further.