Jesse Garcia wrote:
i put bots on my server along with some other mod, anyhow i semi know
what cause it but i was really wondering if anyone knew of a fix,
besides taking out the bots.
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Its TCP, not sure on the rest - Make sure your srcds is up to date?
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From: "[Old*Boys]Drone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 4:31 PM
Subject: [hlds_linux] SRCDS Rcon what port?
> Hi list!
>
> I'm still having problems using rcon.
> Below are all
Hi list!
I'm still having problems using rcon.
Below are all(I think) relevant details.
What port does srcds use for rcon? TCP or UDP
I'm running multiple instances of hlds with no problems whatsoever.
Error:
] rcon_address
"rcon_address" = ""
- Address of remote server if sending unconnected
>
> Mhm... unfortunately, modifikace.cz only burns CDs (no downloads), and
> only for people living in the Czech Republic.
>
I have beta2.5 - I've hosted it on one of my websites for a few years now:
http://www.emberts.com/~coldice/coldicesetup.exe. But it's the install for
both client and server
EqualHate wrote:
> I remember this one, and played it once or twice. Although at the time
> I was preoccupied with TFC.
> Here is an old thing about it as the mod of the week at PHL (where I
> used to be hosted)
> http://www.planethalflife.com/features/motw/coldice2.shtm
> and here is one of the
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Ah, well in that case my guess would be that it has something to do with
the FreeBSD scheduler and HyperThreading/SMP handling. I noticed via
top that the CPU the process was currently running on would shift
randomly, so this was likely the source of
If /proc doesn't exist the engine tries to calculate the clock speed
using some assembly instruction magic, but on a busy system (if the game
can't get two scheduler slices next to each other in about 10 attempts)
then it just gives up and prints that error. This functionality has been
around since
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Wow i didn't even think about that. I mounted /proc as linprocfs and
it's working flawlessly.
I'm still a bit curious why it is an intermittent issue where it starts
50% of the time without /proc, and why it did not do this before the
last update, b
Make sure you enable linux /proc support in your emulation layer.
- Alfred
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Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 6:19 PM
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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] Segmentation Faul
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Update:
It turns out that the 5.4 i386 branch has the exact same problem, i was
just not getting the error the few times i tried it.
udpsocket.cpp (543) : Assertion Failed: 0 == iRet
udpsocket.cpp (546) : Assertion Failed: 0 == iRet
I get that erro
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Hello list,
I'm running FreeBSD 5.4-amd64 on a dual xeon nocona box. It is not a
production box yet, but I'm trying to get HLDS working on it. Whenever
I run HLDS there is a 50% chance that it gives a segmentation fault.
I am running stock SMP ker
Sorry for my ignorance, but what is the high-res timer?
Regards
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Cc:
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 1:02 AM
Subject: [hlds_linux] Re: Servers Stay on Master List - highrestimer is
culprit
My three test servers are sti
My three test servers are still on the master list after 125 hours for the
two servers behind a router and 100 hours for the server on it's own IP.
Removing the high-res timer appears to have solved this problem.
None of the servers stayed on the master list more then 40 hours before
this.
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Well,
Without looking at the code, it's hard to say what exactly is causing this. One
cause might be assembly code which does not have GNU-stack marker.
This could be fixed by compiling with the -fPIC/-fpic flags. Not sure
the effect this would have on running it on older distros, but it
might
On 6/15/05, Stan Bubrouski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well,
>
> Without looking at the code, it's hard to say what exactly is causing this.
> One
> cause might be assembly code which does not have GNU-stack marker.
>
^
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This was meant to be quoted, its from:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzil
I remember this one, and played it once or twice. Although at the time
I was preoccupied with TFC.
Here is an old thing about it as the mod of the week at PHL (where I
used to be hosted)
http://www.planethalflife.com/features/motw/coldice2.shtm
and here is one of the original makers homepages (mi
The workaround is for the FC guys to fix their problems :)
- Alfred
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Would it be possible for you to tell us the old/new version numbers when you
release an update? I have servers using autoupdate and some that don't, and
being able to tell just from a 'status' would be
Thanks for the info Alfred and for the command Gavin Rodgers it worked
setenforce 0 that is.
Is there gonna be some sort of work around for this in future Alfred or you
Will probably see this question popup quiet frequently
Regards,
MerK
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I found this issue was to do with selinux.
Try this command first as root I believe "setenforce 0" then try running the
server, all should be well.
If that did work then you will need to either set selinux to disabled (edit
/etc/sysconfig/selinux) or learn selinux in more depth to make hlds (also
This is a "bug" in FC3 and FC4, more precisely people using SELinux. A
quick google of "cannot restore segment prot after reloc" produces lots
of hits with suggestions on what to do.
- Alfred
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Hi all hope u can help, I'm a bit confused 1st time I've eva got this error
before it
worked fine before I updated all programs and kernel on the dedicated
server.
I've tried deleing libSteamValidateUs
please tell me you'll include the red vest of mass destruction?
I ran CI a very very long time ago
Ah, the kamikazi vest :-) That was great - you run up to a couple of people
and BANZAIII!!
"Ohh, push that button" was another of my favs. And of course the nuke
launcher was classic. And t
I have the
dubious distinction of having the Internet's last remaining Cold Ice
server
still running.
ip? :)
ooksserver.no-ip.info:27014
However, on the way to work my wife calls to tell me there was a power bump
and the monitors are all blank, so it will probably be offline until I get
Cold Ice was an early HL1 DeathMatch mod back in the days when
Counter-Strike was unheard of and Oz and RocketCrowbar reigned supreme
(Rocket Crowbar was another excellent mod, but the mod team went in a very
strange direction and ruined the mod, and that was the end of Rocket
Crowbar). This was b
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, men were men, Death Match
reigned
supreme, and there was no Counter-Shite :-)
There was also Cold Ice, one of the hottest mods in it's day. I have the
dubious distinction of having the Internet's last remaining Cold Ice
server
still running. Does anyone h
On 14.06.2005 at 20:26 Ook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have the
>dubious distinction of having the Internet's last remaining Cold Ice
server
>still running.
ip? :)
>Does anyone have any idea what happend to the mod makers,
>and
>maybe where the source can be found? The mod team fell apart and
Got any more info on the mod ? Never heard of it !
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Subject: [hlds_linux] Cold Ice Source?
A long time ago in a galaxy far f
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