That's how they're supposed to work.
On Sun, 9 Nov 2008 18:31:34 +1100, Andrew Armstrong
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Hi,
Just thought I would point out after figuring this out myself a while
later,
if you set sv_search_key to a non-blank value for your server, then that
server is HIDDEN
Not sure how you're using the word paging and you've also got a pretty
important typo in your first sentence.
On 32-bit OS, each process can have up to 2gig of virtual memory, and the
kernel takes the other 2. On a 32 bit OS with the /3gb switch, the kernel
only takes 1 gig, and _if the process
Given that the winsock error essentially means some sort of communication
error, it's unlikely to have only one cause and only one solution. In this
case I'd guess it's simply due to the servers being busy
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I know this is the win32 list, but to compare and contrast, I get 1/2
second freezes on linux if I _DO_ set affinity
We noticed the server jumping cores every few minutes via gkrellm, so we
set affinity... and got freezes every few minutes instead. By contrast if
we leave scheduling up to the
Aaaargh, frankly.
I posted this a while back, but have only just noticed I failed at setting
the reply address to my subscription address. Most of what I said has now
been said already, but I'm saying it already dammit!
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Classic / Modded as opposed to Internet / Custom seems a rather good
Only for TF2 I think... the workaround is either confine TCP traffic on your
server port to whitelisted IPs, or rate limit TCP SYN packets (ie new
connections), globally or on a per-IP basis as you choose or your firewall
permits.
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cores being used for around 5 seconds every minute or so.
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