I run 4 TF2 servers. For me it seems that ~1,3 Gigs per server is
something that they go to and stay there. If i do a fresh boot to
server, it slowly eats first 350 megs, then climbs up in 2 days to over
1 gig but on the third day, it stops to that 1,3 or so. Doesn't matter
custom or regular maps, usage is the same. Infact i think custom maps
actually help to keep the memory more free and less used.
-ics
19.6.2012 15:02, AeroliteGaming.com kirjoitti:
Not on any of those no.
I restartedone of the empty ones and it seems to be working its way
back up to the high memory usage.
On 19/06/2012 13:00, Saul Rennison wrote:
Do you have srctv enabled?
Kind regards,
*Saul Rennison*
On 19 June 2012 12:46, AeroliteGaming.com
<mailingli...@aerolitegaming.com
<mailto:mailingli...@aerolitegaming.com>> wrote:
Hi,
I'm using both SM and MM too. The plugins on there are tried and
tested. I'll have a search through them to see if there's any
ancient ones though.
All the maps are standard TF2 ones. Two of the servers are 24/7
servers and reset map after 5 hours.
I'm not doing anything "retarded" from what I can see though.
On 19/06/2012 12:39, Leon Hunter wrote:
My 30 TF2 servers use around the 400Mb of RAM mark. They run
SM and MM.
Using custom maps or poorly coded plugins (< This especially)
will boost the
memory footprint of a server. Not changing the map for > 24
hours also
results in memory usage creeping. There is something special
(or retarded)
about what you're doing to cause that kind of usage and it
isn't SRCDS in
itself.
Cheers,
Leon Hunter
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