I installed a different set of CFG files, and my OZ server has been running
for 50 hours with 3 bots! That is a record, I can't remember the last time
it ran for so long.
It's the CFG files. Depending on what is in them, your server can crash
every hour on the hour, it can run and run and run. St
Oh, sorry that you have 400 latency to my servers. Also, sorry about that
"one" of 12 servers being down for maintenance. Sorry you're latency is bad
too. If you think I really cared about the nature of your complaint, I
really don't. :)
-Andy Hodges
www.Area51Live.com
-Original Message-
Just wanted to let Valve know (with appreciation), that have been running
that patch for 12 days on 3 different HLDS all running on Win2k Server in 2
locations, for HL-DM and 2 for Opposing Force-DMand NOT ONE OF THEM HAS
CRASHED AT ALL!
That is pretty damn amazing, even though I was not havi
/me thinks an http download is the best idea
Perry, John wrote:
> TFTP is probably not such a good idea, yes it's easier to administer from a
> coding standpoint. However, from a security standpoint TFTP is probably the
> worst type of file serving protocol you can have open through your fir
TFTP is probably not such a good idea, yes it's easier to administer from a
coding standpoint. However, from a security standpoint TFTP is probably the
worst type of file serving protocol you can have open through your firewall.
-Original Message-
From: Krueger, Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
HoundDawg is right... more info is needed about your setup. It
could be caused by a processor, memory, or network
bottleneck.
In
general, reducing your maximum player count helps reduce processor and network
load. Reducing the maxrate for clients can reduce the network
load.
As for
m
I didn't realize Nimda uses TFTP's port. You can always run it on a
non-standard port, though. Actually wouldn't that be best regardless of the
protocol? I know there are some HL servers (including ours until recently)
that run a web server on the same box, so using port 80 would be impossible.
your a bad connect ???
me 400 latency for your server and your server 209.15.197.119 is dead !!
timout connect
- Original Message -
From: "Bruce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds] Downloading Maps from server
> I th
I would say that it's more of a network
configuration issue than a HLDS issue. I'm sure there are ppl on the list
that could help point out some things. Especially when it comes to the
type of hub/switch you use (hint, don't use a hub, get a switch). What
would help others out more, would
Hi
I want to know how to reduce on a lan
server
choke
loss
Thanks
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