Hey All
I'm recently re-subscribed to this list, I haven't been on the list
for about a year so please excuse me if these have already been
answered. (although I did search the archives first)
I run a CSS and TF2 server.
I have three questions:
1. I used to run Mani Admin Plugin on my CSS box,
1 2 Mani still mostly works. Sourcemod is very stable and there are
a bunch of plugins for it. It works for our servers. Think of it as
amxmodx for the source engine. TF2 is a new source engine. The plugin
interface is broken in it and the sdk hasnt been updated to fix it. So
nobody is
1. Have you checked out sourcemod yet?
http://www.sourcemod.net/
2. TF2 server is in beta form and no admin mods are currently compatible.
Once it reaches final form and an SDK is released it shouldn't be too long
before you see admin mods.
3. I run mine with a batch script which does the same
Hi ho,
1. www.sourcemod.net ... Use Sourcemod instead of Mani
2. I would recommend Sourcemod, too ... But! -- There are currently no
Plugins available for TF2, because it's a new Source Engine. Be patient.
3. Don't know how, but there is no need to do it. I have running 5 srcds on
one win2k3
This should make sense to anybody that uses Ogs regularly, but with a few
config tweaks in 'ogsWatcher.exe.config' I was able to get Ogs to fire up and
monitor a TF2 process alongside my existing HL2DM processes. Here's the config
I used to fire it up. My autoexec.cfg that Ogs calls just
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3. I use OgsWatcher and it hasn't failed me yet.
Andreas Grimm wrote:
Hi ho,
1. www.sourcemod.net ... Use Sourcemod instead of Mani
2. I would recommend Sourcemod, too ... But! -- There are
Im assuming OgsWatcher is no longer as the website hasnt been up for a
while.
I personally use serverchecker. Its a little older, but its still around =D
HP
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3. I use
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I don't know about #1 or #2, but you can setup your own service in Windows
using the Instsrv.exe and Srvany.exe apps. If you don't mind a little
registry work, its freer than FireDaemon. Here's a nice howto:
My advice would be to use ServerChecker to keep you server online.
It runs it as a proccess, and on top of that it pings the gameserver every
XX seconds to see if its still responding (most tools just check if the
proccess is alive, they don't detect freezes).
You can find ServerChecker here;
TJ Hilton wrote:
Hey All
I'm recently re-subscribed to this list, I haven't been on the list
for about a year so please excuse me if these have already been
answered. (although I did search the archives first)
I run a CSS and TF2 server.
I have three questions:
1. I used to run Mani Admin
Nice link.
I tried it (Vista Ult x86) and when I tried to start the service I got the
error -
The TF2 service on Local computer started and then stopped.
Is this a Vista thing ( I noticed it only said 2000-2k3)- or have I
configured it wrong.
Anyone know of a cheap (free) way of running srcds.exe
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I have sourcemod on my CSS server, but it's not as nice as mani...yet...
I went ahead and installed beetlesmod as well...very much like mani...I like it
a lot.
http://www.beetlesmod.com/
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I have sourcemod on my CSS server, but it's not as nice as mani...yet...
I went ahead and installed beetlesmod as well...very much like mani...I like it
a lot.
http://www.beetlesmod.com/
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That fine graph never made it to the list Steve, but I can confirm the
memory leak.
After almost exactly 48 hours my TF2 server finally crashed (WinServer2003,
3.0GHz P4).
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From: Steven Hartland
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007
At 05:30 PM 9/20/2007, Kevin Ottalini wrote:
That fine graph never made it to the list Steve, but I can confirm the
memory leak.
After almost exactly 48 hours my TF2 server finally crashed (WinServer2003,
3.0GHz P4).
Same issue as source servers leaking memory, I think one of the
recent
I'm also using OgsWatcher still, and have not had any problems with it,
for CSS, DOD and TF2.
You can specify cmdline options via the CVars section (in Mike's
example below), so it can pretty much cater for any setup. Best server
control app, and better than Firedaemon in my opinion. Firedaemon
Updates to the Team Fortress 2 dedicated server have been released. And
the Linux version of the server is now available :) Run hldsupdatetool
-command update -game tf to receive those updates. The specific
changes include:
- Linux Dedicated Server beta release
- Fixed not being able to issue
I am missing one point in that changelist:
- Added cvars to control/disable the respawn time
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What's the cvar for it?
On 9/20/07, Andreas Grimm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am missing one point in that changelist:
- Added cvars to control/disable the respawn time
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I get a connection reset by peer error every time.
It downloads numerous directories and files but then pops that error.
Last run I made it to 93.86%. Any ideas?
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HldsUpdateTool.exe -command update -game tf -dir C:\hlds_4
Checking bootstrapper version ...
Updating Installation
ContentServer rejected client session login
I am getting this error over and over
I get a
There is no cvar for it, that is the problem :-/
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Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 2:08 AM
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Subject: Re: [hlds] Team Fortress 2 Server Updated/Linux
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I am getting this error message:
Checking bootstrapper version ...
Updating Installation
ContentServer rejected client session login
Not sure what's going on...
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Stop trying to update constantly, i had this error too, stop trying to
update for about 10 min and you should be able to get it
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I'm getting the same problem.
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I am getting this error message:
Checking bootstrapper version ...
Updating Installation
ContentServer
I'll be looking into this more tomorrow. Until we figure out the problem I
suggest trying the '-retry' option on the update tool.
-Mike
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The-/iller
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 5:31 PM
To:
This is due to you spamming for updates, give it a 10 min break and try
again
Mike Durand wrote:
I'll be looking into this more tomorrow. Until we figure out the problem I
suggest trying the '-retry' option on the update tool.
-Mike
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Sorry, but I didn't spam for updates. I ran the hldsupdatetool approx 6 times
yesterday and as many times today.
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Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 9:10 PM
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds]
Anyone else seeing their servers just crash on boot after this update?
Still investigating here but thought I'd ask.
Regards
Steve
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From: Jason Ruymen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Updates to the Team Fortress 2 dedicated server have been released. And
the Linux version
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Yep. Running the update again seems to fix it.
Brandon R. Miller
Branzone Incorporated
http://www.branzone.com
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From: Steven Hartland
To: Jason
Cheers Brandon, just doing that now but getting that winsock error others have
been seeing now, which is very irritatingly right at the end of the update after
is spent 5mins spaffing no changes. Not what I wanted at 04:30 :(
Hopefully I'll be able to get it updated successfully soon and get our
I case it helps find the cause this is always happening in the same
place here, problem with the date on some of the content servers?
[log]
Checking/Installing 'Team Fortress 2 Dedicated Server' version 2
0.00% C:\games\hl2ds/orangebox\bin\adminserver.dll
0.00%
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Yeah I am also seeing the hldsupdatetool stalling - I can't see what the error
is but it creates a dump file.
Valve_2007_9_21T3_19_51C85859.mdmp
The 3rd run seems to update all the way.
Deleting the blob files seemed to help me get over the winsock error
and get the update. Seems this time I got engine.dll which wasn't 0 bytes :)
All up and running again, now for some well earned sleep.
Regards
Steve
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Same.
Had to run it a few times before it started working correctly.
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Yeah I am also
Other server side cvars that I feel we absolutely require are:
Team kill kick.
Per class limits.
Allow dead players to use say_team to talk to their alive team mates.
Something to turn off sudden death mode for CTF.
Regards,
Robert.
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Could we please have a way to optimise the way the update tool checks
for updates. As it stands for those of us who support all the mods
an update now takes forever, why? Well in the process of updating
all the mods the base files are checked 5 times.
It would be really good if there was a
Clearly this should read problem with the data not date :P
For this having this issue deleting the *.blob files may have helped
cure this for us so may help others. Presumably if it is a content
server issue deleting the *.blob increases the chances of your
update using a different content
Mike,
I think a clearer output of the HLDSUpdate tool would be good.
I have read here were others were unsure of the success of the update, (I
WAS) so they ran the tool several times, thus slowing the process for
everyone.
I'm sorry I forgot to grab what mine said the first time I ran it, but
I'm attempting to remedy this just by deleting the .bsp and grabbing it
again, no luck so far. Should I just upload the version from my client?
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