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Laugh-out loud funny. Sorry. A 10 on the Unintentional Comedy scale.
Bottom line - it all depends. You can put a BILLION slots on a server, and the T1
will support them, but there might be a wee bit of lag. ;) Also - I'm guessing that
many folk
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 14:04:57 -0700, Timothy Lynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's " --" and not simply "--" or "-- "? I had thought the space came
afterward.. But what do I know? I'm running Windows :)
Yes it is "-- ", unfortunately the list server seems to strip the space
away, so mail clients canno
Anyone knows an solution to my problem yet? This is a repost.
Srcds keeps crashing when I try to start is. I have this problem since
Linux Source HLDS version 5. Its now version 7.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] srcds]$ ./cssrun
Enabling debug mode
Auto-restarting the server on crash
Console initialized.
Attem
ScratchMonkey wrote:
> Do put " --" (space-dash-dash) on the line above your sig so that
> smart email clients can color the sig differently and remove it in
> replies. This is really a newsgroup convention but some mail clients
> honor it as well.
It's " --" and not simply "--" or "-- "? I had th
nah, I'm one hop off of the internet backbone. And its a real T1, not any
type of DSL. DSL is crap, no QOS at all. I'm guaranteed 5x 9s uptime, and
less than 20ms spikes to the core.
Nobody has ansered the question. Hardware aside, and hops from Tier 1
provider, how much kbps per player is rea
Thanks for the speach.
I don't have the ability to keep adding slots. I need to purchase a pipe,
and don't want to purchase more than I need.
And yes, you are a troll.
Thanks for the informative reply though.
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To: "HLDS" <[
ScratchMonkey wrote:
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> Do put " --" (space-dash-dash) on the line above your sig so that smart
> email clients can color the sig differently and remove it in replies. This
> is really a newsgroup convention but some mail clients honor it as well.
It's "-- " (dash-dash-space), not " --".
Florian
--On Sunday, September 05, 2004 4:17 PM -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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is it acceptable to leave an advert on my sig line - i get tired of
deleting it lol - its for dedicated servers
As a rule of thumb I'd say it's acceptable if it's 4 lines or less, whether
or not it's going to a list. (It should
is it acceptable to leave an advert on my sig line - i get tired of deleting
it lol - its for dedicated servers
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This is not an easy question to answer as there isn't really an answer.
"IT DEPENDS"
It depends on lots of factors,
1. Server speed (Sys_ticrate)
2. Server rates
3. Client rates
4. Server size
5. any other services on that line
throughput on 1.5mb = 180kb (Approx, more of a guess tbh)
some lowe
--On Sunday, September 05, 2004 3:42 PM -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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you could set the shutdown action to do
su -l username1 screen -X quit
if you want but I just let em die (lazy way lol)
Does your stock shutdown system send SIGTERM first, then SIGKILL? Otherwise
the game won't have a chance to
I start mine at boot. create a script to run that does this... (I used
webmin startup/shutdown section to do this on Redhat ES)
su -l username1 ./start_server
su -l username2 ./start_server
etc
you could set the shutdown action to do
su -l username1 screen -X quit
if you want but I just let em d
Realistically I would say about 2 (maybe 3, maybe) 16 slot pubs on each cpu
there. As the slots count up the cpu usage goes up more and more.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--On Sunday, September 05, 2004 11:29 AM -0700 James Bowling
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Like right now, I
personally login to each client that I have on a server and run their
startup script that I created for them specifically. I just want to know
if people are starting these at boot or what...
I
--On Sunday, September 05, 2004 2:20 PM -0400 Toker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [hlds_linux] Another bandwidth question
See that References header? That's used by mail clients to figure out how
to display threads. When you reply to an e
Not to be a troll, but if you "watch this list carefully" you would
already know the answer to this question which is: it depends. You would
also know that hitting REPLY to post a NEW topic is bad. And I hope you
know that there is no such thing as a 128 person CS server. To get more
to the root of
As far as bandwidth is concerned you should be able to host 40 - 45
players on that I would think. Not sure about the hardware though.
Cheers
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 14:20:22 -0400, Toker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, so I have been researching and researching more Everyone says
> something
Thanks for that...yet, I didn't need that. I know what screen is and why it
is used...I am just wondering if others have any different ways of starting
them, i.e. as the client or as themselves or whatever...Like right now, I
personally login to each client that I have on a server and run their
st
Ok, so I have been researching and researching more Everyone says
something different. I would like to know from this list, since there are
some pretty bright people, on a T1, how many slots can you have on your
server. The server is a dual 1.8ghz Xeon, with 2 gig of ram. Mod is CS
1.6.
I
--On Sunday, September 05, 2004 8:59 AM -0700 James Bowling
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That is how I am starting them, but like you, I wonder if there are better
ways for me to do this...
screen is used because of the dedicated server's interactive text console.
That dates back to the days when Id
Mon, Aug 30, 2004 at 08:38:21PM -0600 Floop napsal:
> I'm trying to set up HLDS to run in a chroot jail. Can someone tell me
> exactly what files HLDS requires to be copied into the chroot jail? I think
> I've got *most* of the /lib and /bin files as the server will start up now
> and run steam to
That is how I am starting them, but like you, I wonder if there are better
ways for me to do this...
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [hlds_linux] star
Ive seen some scripts before to start servers but I have been using screen
forever and a day. Is this the best way of doing it? Is it more resource
intensive to run them this way? Just wondering...
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