The first error is a destruction order problem, it doesn't effect server
operation in any way (so ignore it :) The second isn't a leak, it is
just pointing out the game events key values aren't explicitly deleted
on exit (which is fine, you are exiting :)
Craig Moore wrote:
> I experienced this bu
I experienced this bug today, good thing I used the search function
before I sent the e-mail.
On 3/10/06, W0kk3L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Two errors while shutting down a CS:S server:
>
> L 03/10/2006 - 22:41:28: server_message: "quit"
> threadtools.cpp (237) : Assertion Failed: Thread synchro
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Who wants to get a project going on Sourceforge... use the source SDK and
write our own server.
Possible?
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Like the good old times.
When Valve was forced to ban this one guy off the list.
What was his name again? Darn I forgot. If I recall correctly he jumped onto
this one guys back, Hounddawg or something along those lines. :o)
Tom
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Haleluja!
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Another pompus asshole remark from Valve. Why w
Agreed,
Alfred and all other serveradmins who take their hobby/job serious, keep up
the good work. Bug appear in every progam. So why not in this program. We
have the possibility to bugtest. If you don't bugtest, then don't complain
if the stable versions contain bugs.
Now, lets keep this mailin
Wow, that was fast. Thanks :)
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Please join the hlcoders list. We are working on a SDK update now that
Well, to defend Alfred, he have stated it several times before that it is
not top priority to get VAC2 to work on 64bit. Allthough the way he wrote
it can get interpreted as kind of besserwisser attitude.
Also that kind of language is not getting you anywhere other than to piss
someone off. A mor
Please join the hlcoders list. We are working on a SDK update now that
will get VS2005 working by default. There are also articles available on
developer.steampowered.com that tell you how to do it yourself.
- Alfred
Evaldas Zilinskas wrote:
> I do agree about the SDK. We are (a team with ~6 memb
raynserv - send me YOUR home address and ill mail you some tissues.
Valave has no responsibility to you whatsoever. If you are foolish
enough to install a binary blindly, then you have your cake - why not
eat it in the bed of ignorance you lie on. If you were half the GSP you
would like us all to
I do agree about the SDK. We are (a team with ~6 members) creating a mod and
we need to buy a VS2003, because VALVe has no free time to fix things with
VS2005 (that one is free as you know).
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abshnasko randomly typed the following on 03/15/2006 09:18 PM:
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He may have gone a little over the top, but Valve really does need to get
its shit together. They are a software company... they can't half-ass. I run
quite a few servers as well, an
someone want to get this arsehat of the list.
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"BETA" is
Wrong. Read back in the mailing list a bit - I posted the valve press
announcement from 2003 where they said 30% or more and it will get better. We
saw a lot more than that and it was great. Then bam last june valve puts out
vac2 with no 64bit so we are forced to run 32 bit. What does that m
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"BETA" is the status of what they call "STABLE". STEAM_0:1: up for
grabs. Contact offlist.
On 3/15/06, Seghers Bart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> First thing you are wrong: Valve isn't supported by nVidia nor by ATi, yes
> HL² was optimized
Steam/Valve does not charge a license fee to allow you to host their games.
If it doesn't work right on linux then change to Windows.
One-time fee $130 for WinXP Pro 64-Bit:
http://froogle.google.com/froogle?hl=en&btnG=Search&q=Microsoft+Windows+XP+Pro+X64+En+64-Bit+Operating+System&lmode=online&
He does have a point. Without GSPs and other companies hosting servers
for their online only games, they'd have to either host the 60,000
servers (or whatever # they are) themselves (in what, 5 continents?) or
they could just kiss multiplayer development goodbye. What good is a
game you can only
First thing you are wrong: Valve isn't supported by nVidia nor by ATi, yes
HL² was optimized and built on Radeon card period that's all their is.
Second were you forced to run the BETA? No, it was a free choice.
Third I really don't see how you or your company can fund Valve.
Fourth Alfred can only
I agree, don't really see the need for 64-bits that badly. You would
gain a couple of percent performance 5% tops I would estimate.
My thoughts about HLDS on AMD64:
None of the integer arithmetics does really need 64 bits since they were
first written for a 386 (32-bits)
The only advantage with r
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He may have gone a little over the top, but Valve really does need to get
its shit together. They are a software company... they can't half-ass. I run
quite a few servers as well, and every time a new update comes out something
stops working. SRCD
It seems that private RaynServ is in a bit of a shellshock...
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> Eight 100-tickrate pubs at 32-slots gone. Uninstall of STEAM successful.
> Enjoy helping Valve fund their vacations. Our hardware is in the top 3% of
> any GSP on the planet and
Anger management anyone?
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Eight 100-tickrate pubs at 32-s
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Personally, I've heard of a few blackhats looking into jacking the source
codes, I am pretty sure if they ever pull that off they will begin their own
builds of HLDS / SRCDS.
On 3/15/06, Bart van den Heuvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hahahaaa
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Eight 100-tickrate pubs at 32-slots gone. Uninstall of STEAM successful.
Enjoy helping Valve fund their vacations. Our hardware is in the top 3% of
any GSP on the planet and we're using it to support companies that support
the people that pay thei
Hahah What's the deal today! Must be a full moon out or something.
Dude chill It's free, it's your choice. If you don't want to run
Valve, please don't. I did not follow the whole thread on the 64bit stuff
but, i must be missing something big. You make it sound like it's a must
have.
You
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Another pompus asshole remark from Valve. Why we put up with not just YOUR
smartass comments but the flagrant bullshit coming out of your company is
fucking AMAZING. Personally, we're dropping all of Valve's products that we
run for the community
/me prepares for the "free updates" crowd to make us feel ashamed of
ourselves.
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Intead of releasing a crappy server update every few days, why not wait a
few weeks and release one that actually works? Just an idea.
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Intead of releasing a crappy server update every few days, why not wait a
few weeks and release one that actually works? Just an idea.
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Ok
I found old core files before update
Now seems server work normaly again
Files can be downloaded at
http://www.ddc-server.se/html/download/hlds.rar
Regards Ari
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