o jeeze.. really, that's it?
*facepalm
thanks
On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 8:45 PM, Guy Watkins wrote:
> Put the accepts before the drop.
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Put the accepts before the drop.
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My stuff has gotten rcon crashed a few times, i tried making the kick
convars so high, that it'd be megaspam for them to work... but still a few
get through.
so i thought about shutting off rcon with an iptables rule, but i want to
allow certain addresses so admins and I can still use hlsw.
-A IN
I have the exact same problem, its some kind of connect crash. It happens on a
server without any mods. I thought valve fixed this?
Please can someone post a fix ASAP !!!
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I have the exact same problem, its some kind of connect crash. It happens on a
server without any mods. I thought valve fixed this?
Please can someone post a fix ASAP !!!
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Shane,
I have some more developments. I found a way to easily reproduce the
bug, and it happens in vanilla Left 4 Dead (no mods or maps installed)
with a little help from the hlstats.pl daemon.
To reproduce:
- Install HLstatsX Community Edition
-- Setup the database
-- Setup the web service
-
And before you reply back saying "but it's logging because it only
happens when it's enabled" run a vanilla with logging enabled as it
seems this is the only combination you didn't try.
Ronny Schedel wrote:
> Turn off all plugins, check which plugin causes this and then go to the
> plugin forum
Turn off all plugins, check which plugin causes this and then go to the
plugin forum, not here.
> All,
>
> Apologies for the long post, but I've been ripping my hair out over this
> for some time...
>
> I currently run 3 Left 4 Dead instances on a colocated server running
> Debian Lenny x86_64
Actually I was using the plain text version.
And I was just generally wondering if it could simply be re-read.
Martin Smith wrote:
> I've got all my MOTDs set as just being meta refresh tags pointing to
> a page on a different server so I can make changes whenever I want and
> have them take effec
Did this issue go away? Our dmesg is showing the same segfaults:
[732872.116131] srcds_i486[15747]: segfault at 857a5876 ip b6eed976 sp
bfc07800 error 4 in vphysics_i486.so[b6e3e000+257000]
[732872.601944] srcds_i486[15750]: segfault at 84721cda ip b6eed976 sp
bfc07970 error 4 in vphysics_i486.so[
All,
Apologies for the long post, but I've been ripping my hair out over this
for some time...
I currently run 3 Left 4 Dead instances on a colocated server running
Debian Lenny x86_64 with all the latest updates installed. The L4D
servers all have the following installed:
MetaMod:Source 1.7.1
So
I've got all my MOTDs set as just being meta refresh tags pointing to
a page on a different server so I can make changes whenever I want and
have them take effect instantly (and I can have a decent amount of
code in it). Might be worth looking into if you change yours often.
On Sat, Sep 12, 2009
Seemed to me like it was cached. Cause when I reconnected to the server
I still got the old MOTD.
Saul Rennison wrote:
> The entire file is sent to clients when they connect anyway, so I
> presume there is no need to "reload" anything except change the value
> of the Cvar
>
> Thanks,
> - Saul.
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