Just wondering if Alfred could comment on these error messages. I have
never experienced this with my demos, but I was watching someone else's
demo and saw these errors. Just wondering if you had ANY idea why or
where they came from.
CalcSequenceIndex: can't find 'walk_shoot_gren'.
Clayton Macleod wrote:
simply killing the process isn't satisfactory?
No, as I wanted to do more than just restart the server once I was able
to do this.
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Try screen -r cs -X quit and screen -wipe afterwards.
This is what I see on the server console. So the command is getting to
the screen, but not in a way that it understands.
-X: unknown command 'exit'
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can you alter the hlds_run script to do what you wanted once the
server is killed and it starts the 'restart' stuff? I've got mine
randomizing the mapcycle, so presumably it shouldn't be any more
difficult to do any number of things in the same spot.
On 5/30/05, m0gely [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in my srcds_run I inserted my randomizing command, this is near the
bottom of the file I believe:
if test -n $RESTART ; then
echo Auto-restarting the server on crash
#loop forever
while true
do
# Update if
Hello
I have my server freezing once per day since three days :
I run my server using screen. When I play, at a time, the gameplay stops,
and the console stops responding to keyboard. Can't do any Ctrl-C... I can
only change to another tty, to try to kill the process (ps -ax and kill -9 )
but
basic troubleshooting steps...remove all plugins and try it for a
while. I know it'll make server life tough while doing so, but that's
how you track stuff down. Strip it down to barebones and then if it
behaves fine, add things back one by one until you find out what's
causing it.
On 5/31/05,
Try screen -S cs -X -p0 eval stuff quit^m or swap quit with any other command.
Ian
On 5/31/05, Clayton Macleod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in my srcds_run I inserted my randomizing command, this is near the
bottom of the file I believe:
if test -n $RESTART ; then
echo
basic troubleshooting steps...remove all plugins and try it for a
while. I know it'll make server life tough while doing so, but that's
how you track stuff down. Strip it down to barebones and then if it
behaves fine, add things back one by one until you find out what's
causing it.
Ok but, from
Ian mu wrote:
Try screen -S cs -X -p0 eval stuff quit^m or swap quit with any other command.
I used:
%screen -x cs -X -p0 eval stuff exit^m
and it worked perfectly. All I can say is wow, there's a lot more to
doing that than what I got out of the man page. Thanks Ian, I doubt I
would have
good stuff, nicer to have the server 'quit' than just kill the
process, if only for the sake of sound log files.
On 5/31/05, m0gely [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian mu wrote:
Try screen -S cs -X -p0 eval stuff quit^m or swap quit with any other
command.
I used:
%screen -x cs -X -p0 eval
I cant gett he hlds_updatetool.bin to work for 64bit..
No such file or dir.. ??
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On Tue, 31 May 2005, Andreas Kang wrote:
I cant gett he hlds_updatetool.bin to work for 64bit..
No such file or dir.. ??
Do the following:
apt-get install ia32-libs
Assuming you use Debian :)
That fixes the problem and makes hlds_updatetool.bin work at 64 bit.
Grtz,
Marcel
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would he not get a different error if it were missing libraries? Looks
to me like the exact error you get when a file isn't in your path and
you forgot to type ./ first.
On 5/31/05, Marcel Beringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do the following:
apt-get install ia32-libs
Assuming you use Debian
I have the ./ :)
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Sendt: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 12:04 PM
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32bit libraries so you can run 32bit binaries, yeah. I don't think
there is a 64bit version of the server out yet.
On 5/31/05, Andreas Kang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It worked? But what is this?
Just support for 32bit?
It wont make any different to the game? Or the server?
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I give my users access to their entire hlds_l or hlds_source dir. If
they choose to run a hacked version that's up to them. As a provider
your only providing the platform to run the game on. Not the game itself
right?
Yes lots of linux installs ftp give access to
everything in the users home
The fact you provide them with ability to run it doesn't remove
your duty of care to ensure they are not doing anything illegal
with your service.
Steve
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I give my users access to their entire hlds_l or hlds_source dir. If
they
Yes but most gsp/isp's don't have the man power to go checking each and
every server for illegal content do they ?
And I mean whats is the main difference between the server files, and an
illegal copy of cs ? It can't be that much but I guess if you knew the name
of a particular file that would
Back many years ago when I ran a hosting company, I would have hoped for
reports of such indescretions. That way I could have dealt with it
promptly.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 12:06 PM
Subject:
Very simple, the hlds_updatetool.bin is written in and for 32 bit
machines.
It's looking for some 32 bit libraries, which you have just installed.
The server itself will run in 64 bit mode when started, no worry :)
Have fun,
Marcel
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Andreas Kang wrote:
It worked? But
I didn't mean it's not the responsibility of the GSP. I meant that I can
happen without them knowing if it's just modifying or replacing some
files. Doesn't necessarily mean the GSP is selling illegal versions. I
would doubt a decent GSP like Clanservers would take that route.
The fact you
So is the procdure about the same running 64 bit
fedora? If not anyone versed with it as I'm going to
start playing with it soon.
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32bit libraries so you can run 32bit binaries, yeah.
I don't think
there is a 64bit version of the server out
That error is printed when a player object tries to play an animation
that the model doesn't know about. In this case the sequence for walking
and throwing a grenade is called walk_shoot_gren1 and not
walk_shoot_gren, so this looks like a code bug, I will pass it to the
CS:S team. The only side
Nope but if someone reports them they should act accordingly.
I know we would.
Steve / K
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Yes but most gsp/isp's don't have the man power to go checking each and
every server for illegal content do they ?
And I mean whats is the
Yes I wasn't saying they got ripped software just let it go Get their
steam id/s then delete their account (Just stop them from accessing it not
delete it as remove as their maybe some usefull info on there). :)
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Any heads-up on the Alfred?
- Kyle
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Sent: 30 May 2005 06:07
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: [hlds_linux] srctv demo's
Hi Valve (Alfred),
Client side demo's record recoil and
SourceTV demos doesn't record that data yet, maybe the viewmodel will be
added.
In general I would be careful by banning people based on recorded demos
if it's not totally obvious. Viewing demos in first person spectator
mode doesn't exctly show what the player was seeing. Because the players
Ok,
Thanks for the response.
I look forward to seeing additions to srctv over time, I know you guys are
working on it.
Just to confirm... There are no client cvars to get weapon view model?
Good luck
- Kyle
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Reason: Error verifying STEAM UserID Ticket(server was
unable to contact the authentication server, 35).
Getting that LOTS on our servers
What's going on?
- Kyle
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Just to confirm, this isn't firewall or ISP related.
Some users appear to be able to connect... After a little research... It
would seem only users who have been logged onto steam for a few hours can
connect. i.e. have a valid ticket.
Help
- Kyle
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Your not running the vac beta on your servers are you? As indicated the beta
can cause connection problems.
- Plasma
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Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 9:37 AM
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Auth errors
Nope no beta
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Your not running the vac beta on your servers are you? As indicated the
Is anyone else seeing their servers drop off the master server list after
being up for 18+ hours?
On a server startup it connects to the master servers just fine and shows up
in the master list, but after 18 hours or so it no longer shows... =(
SP_Kenny
Add -dev to the command line and then check for any errors relating to
master server traffic (or a lack of regular heartbeats).
- Alfred
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i also had this today,
i restarted the servers and they came back
it only effected source games
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Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 1:12 PM
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Master server list dropping
Will do...
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Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 8:42 PM
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Master server list dropping servers
Add -dev to the command line and then check for any errors relating to
master
yeah, about half our gameservers disappeared off the query list. Restart
fixed them.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Master server list dropping servers
I've checked setmaster
1: 69.28.151.162:27011
2: 69.28.151.178:27011
When the server start:
Adding master server 69.28.151.178:27011
Adding master server 69.28.151.162:27011
Connection to Steam servers successful.
Still my client cannot connect and the logs are filled with the same
Error 35 is caused by timeouts when making a TCP/IP connection to our
validation servers (we have several in various datacenters around the
globe), check for something preventing outgoing TCP/IP connections.
- Alfred
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In a bold display of creativity, Kyle Milnes wrote:
I've checked setmaster
Mmm...talk sexy to me some more ;)
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I've check this already from my server point of view...
I will now follow this line of investigation with my ISP and report.
What ports and we looking for?
TCP: 27011?
- Kyle
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Sent: 01
Also... Why is it letting 95% of clients connect.
If it was just a tcp outgoing issue I'd expect all client or the majority of
clients to be dropped.
Its just seems to be 5% of people.
It really doesn't feel like a blocking or loss of packets or lack of packet
transmission.
- Kyle
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