Equivalent of Dynamic ticks in Linux? Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007
08:20:52 + Gigabit Nick wrote: but (going back to the original start
of this thread fork) if there was a solution to limit the manipulation of
the high precision timer to srcds and not make it system wide it would be
good for us
host about RDP? Im sure they wouldn't mind just
opening this port even if its closed. If they are reticent to do so Im sure
mentioning cancellation will change their mind quickly. Steve -
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Without an FPS booster VNC takes between 4 and 8 percent, with an FPS
booster we're looking at 20% which is enough to affect the servers running
on the box. I'm
, 18 Mar 2007
14:00:08 + Gigabit Nick wrote: It's a something imposed by the
company hosting the server and is out of our control. Simple answer then,
change hosting companies to one which isnt stupid. Steve
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Windows Equivalent of Dynamic ticks in Linux? Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007
21:49:55 +1100 -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Yes I
am aware that increasing the timer resolution does increase the over all CPU
resources used, the way Gigabit Nick put
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If anyone is using VNC to admin thier windows box you'll find that altering the
timer has a bad effect on CPU usage. The higher the timer resolution, the
higher CPU usage to the extent that it can gobble 20% of a 3.0Ghz P4.So option
2 below is
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 7:39 AM To:
hlds@list.valvesoftware.com Subject: RE: [hlds] Source Multiplayer Update
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that. Anyone got a working GarrysMod server after
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I second that.
Anyone got a working GarrysMod server after the update?, We run two one Windows
2003 and both are bust.
All together now... BETAS HELP TO STOP RELEASES BREAKING SERVERS.
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I'd say it's more like renting a TV DVD player.
You buy the movie from Valve, you rent the TV DVD player from the server
operators. You can play the Valve movie on the server admins TV DVD player,
but the people who rent you the TV DVD
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Emulated environments are slower.
The reason; Almost any significant work done inside the emulator has to be
translated into the host OS's API and then run by the host OS before it can be
completed, thus adding extra steps into the execution
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Voice causes high ping Amen Brother:-) Jason -Original
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Windows may use more RAM than Linux, but Linux + Wine + App uses more than
Windows + App (been there, tested it, got the benchmarks, thought about selling
the T-Shirt).
Given your acceptance of what Wine call themselves do you want to buy my
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We (Mint-Clan) put up 2 16 man deathmatch servers this morning and they filled
up within a couple of hours.
We added a further 10 man deathmatch around 13:15GMT and it filled up in 10
mins.
Hopefully you guys can convert some of the interest
they can contact us, if need
admin or anything else. Dan On 10/02/07, Gigabit Nick [EMAIL
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] We (Mint-Clan) put up 2 16 man deathmatch servers this morning and they
filled up within a couple of hours. We added
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http://www.winehq.com/
(or I suppose he could mean http://www.wine.com/ and has been seeing things)
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server monitoring software Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 14:06:25
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You know the US ain't the only place in the world...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/02/10/ntl_trial/
And that was nearly a year ago, so my guess is you don't have the best cable
tech money can buy GLOBALLY.
If you want to talk about
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Then why not try and help educate them rather than trying to turn them off of
being a server admin for life by making out that all self-proclaimed
professional server admins have your attitude.
Everyone has to learn somewhere, and there's no
, etc... Cheers,
Nick. -Mike- is: Biker ~ Slacker ~ Iconoclast ~ Eclectic Thinker
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-Mike- -Mike- is: Biker ~ Slacker ~ Iconoclast ~ Eclectic Thinker
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Ever heard of cable? 100Mb/s speed, and DHCP all the way.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [hlds] Feature request:
sv_serverdomain To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007
23:22:11 -0800 Wait, you have a 30/5... and you
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The days of Bind being the only DNS server on the net are long gone and many
people don't have access to their zone records beyond being able to change A
records and possibly the odd PTR or their MX. I'd favour the adding of a cvar
to the game
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And a list of any mods, if any, your have installed with their versions.
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Is anyone else seeing problems with the server lists in the newly released
steam client.
One of our servers is running ZombieMod and from the Steam favourites list
switches between available and not responding every 10 or 20 seconds, yet
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Most modern ADSL/Wireless routers have auto sensing non-manageable switches in
them because the hardware is cheap and packet sniffing made people wary of hubs.
So the guy could have a $70 wireless ADSL route and technically have a switch
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We (Mint Clan) would have found it invaluable after the last steam update
because ZombieMod on Windows was broken after the update, we're now running
ZombieMod on a Linux server and it would have been great to redirect users who
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Errmmm The problems did not affect all of the banks and ATMs around the US
let along around the world, yet the outage stopped ALL steams products. That's
the problem.
Think global not just regional.
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by my server fragjunkys.com. and yes im conceited. :)
---Original Message--- From: Gigabit Nick Date: 12/14/06
00:04:13 To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com Subject: RE: [hlds] RE valve guest
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of it a subversive plan
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The update breaks Zombie Mod as well. The author is off the net and so no he
recons he won't get a fix out until the 16th (see
http://www.zombiemod.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8751#post875).
I recon the first Ad Valve should run in-game should
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Mod developers have no obligation what-so-ever to improve Valves products by
adding features and customisations people want and like which improve the sales
and reputation of Valves products, and server operators have no obligation
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Anyone else thinking that ads could be a toe in the water test for giving the
game away for free?
Think about it, Valve get no revenue beyond the initial purchase price at the
moment, but if they could get a regular stream of cash from ads
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