Re: [hlds_linux] Money Bug...

2004-12-25 Thread Eric (Deacon)
In a bold display of creativity, hondaman wrote: Ok, alfred, here is the double flash bug: Buy 2 flash bangs. Cock one, then double tap. You will throw them both at nearly the same time. Within milliseconds of each other. That somehow doesn't sound like much of an issue, unless I guess you're su

Re: [hlds_linux] Iptables help! ;-)

2004-12-25 Thread Kennycom
This is what I am using that Iptable with... http://www.zelow.no/floppyfw/index.html It does work, I have no problems with any of the games I have hosted thus far reaching the masterlists. ScratchMonkey FFW also supports wondershaper, I have not dove into using it as of yet though... - Original

RE: [hlds_linux] server cpu preference

2004-12-25 Thread admin
Well most co' are prolly quoting the bandwidth of the datacenter. I love seeing hostnames on a cs 1.6 saying oc48+ as well - its hilarious. The bandwidth to the servers gets filtered down to whatever your nic is set to. Most datacenters set it to 10Mbps (I think i said 10mbit) and will change it t

Re: [hlds_linux] Iptables help! ;-)

2004-12-25 Thread ScratchMonkey
Some extra stuff to add: iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -p udp -j TOS --set-tos Minimize-Delay This takes every UDP packet and sets the Type of Service field to request that routers give it priority. Now download the Wondershaper from http://lartc.org/ and set the upstream and downstream values t

Re: [hlds_linux] Iptables help! ;-)

2004-12-25 Thread Nathan Marcus
Iptables does it actually make it advertise on the master lists? I tried for about 3 months, and got everything (people could direct connect), except it being on a master list. And it wasn't just Iptables, it was Freesco, and Coyote too. And yes I know its all the same, just kernel variants (lin

Re: [hlds_linux] Iptables help! ;-)

2004-12-25 Thread Kennycom
Here is my iptables setup,, there is a port range, as at times I have more then 1 server running (CSS/HL2dm). If you are just going to be running 1 game process on the 1 server then edit it . I am sure that someone here will probably point out a few lines that could be dropped for your purposes. If

[hlds_linux] Iptables help! ;-)

2004-12-25 Thread danal1
Hi, Does anyone use the Linux server behind an iptables firewall? If so, could you email your Ipmasquerade and forwarding rules and port settings tcp and udp for the HLDS? Thanks! This is a great list to be on! Dana -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread William Warren
nopers nothing in the messages log at all. Ian mu wrote: Sorry, did take a look but tbh nothing sprang out at me, any other odd happenings on the server, always crashing on same map or any other similar things happening every time? Nothing odd in var/log/messages etc? On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 22:47:03 +

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread Ian mu
Sorry, did take a look but tbh nothing sprang out at me, any other odd happenings on the server, always crashing on same map or any other similar things happening every time? Nothing odd in var/log/messages etc? On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 22:47:03 +, Ian mu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm guessing

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread Ian mu
I'm guessing (ie I don't know ;)), that it would be something like swap has at some point been used, but the pages swapped out have never been needed to be brought back in from swap, whereas pages needed again after the swap would be back in memory. I.e never bother bringing anything back in from s

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread William Warren
winders does the same thing. if a page is inactive for long enough it gets swapped out. This is nothing unusual. The previous poster is correct i have about 250 megs free. Has anyone read the logs i posted? William Andrew Forsberg wrote: On Sat, 2004-12-25 at 21:26 +, Ian mu wrote: Nah, you

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread Andrew Forsberg
On Sat, 2004-12-25 at 21:26 +, Ian mu wrote: > Nah, you want to look at the buffers to get an idea in free, Linux > will use spare for cache which can be misleading. He has about 250meg > spare, so memory shouldn't be an issue. Fair cop! But why is some swap used then? Admittedly only 8kB, but

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread Ian mu
Nah, you want to look at the buffers to get an idea in free, Linux will use spare for cache which can be misleading. He has about 250meg spare, so memory shouldn't be an issue. On Sun, 26 Dec 2004 10:14:26 +1300, Andrew Forsberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Sat, 2004-12-25 at 14:48 -0500,

Re: [hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread Andrew Forsberg
On Sat, 2004-12-25 at 14:48 -0500, William Warren wrote: [snip] > I have wads of ram free as > noted by my top and free statements below. [snip] > total used free sharedbuffers cached > Mem:382472 373476 8996 0 59340 >210960 [snip] >

[hlds_linux] crashing server

2004-12-25 Thread William Warren
I have a cs 1.6 server that randomly crashes. I turned all debugs on for everything. This is running steambans plugin, metamod, and adminmod. The server crashes with or without the plugins running. The logs have not been helpful in an obvious way. The machine is a p-4 1.4 ghz with 384 megs of