Ok - Did you try setting sv_consistency "0" though?
Gr, Regime
P.S. No offense, but you should really consider getting a different
email client. The one you use now mangles your emails severely.
Francois Chevalier wrote:
I dont have this file in my client installation
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Have a look at sv_consistency...
Although if you can fix the problem by removing the file from your
current client installation, I don't see what the problem is; Just
remove the file. :-)
Gr, Regime
http://www.livebythegun.com/
Francois Chevalier wrote:
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With that many separate servers running, I'd have a look at the disk IO
on the server. The package iostat might come in handy for that.
(provided through yum in the sysstat package on RH based OS's.)
Gr, Regime
Jonathan Selander wrote:
load average: 2.10, 1.59, 1.39
Since i've
Type "netstat -nlutp" on the console of your server to list all ports in
use, with a description of the processes using them.
Find the ports used by the cs process(es) and open/forward those.
Gr, Regime
tesi 83 wrote:
There is good 1000 Mbps full dublex connection. I disabled my fi
just an on screen message
DIALOG_MENU, // an options menu
DIALOG_TEXT, // a richtext dialog
DIALOG_ENTRY, // an entry box
DIALOG_ASKCONNECT // Ask the client to connect to a specified IP
address. Only the "time" and "title" keys are used.
} DIALOG_TYPE;"
Regards,
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Just a FYI; Updated to the latest beta and the server does not crash on
startup anymore.
Thanks for resolving this,
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Regime wrote:
> Decided to give the beta a shot and upgrade our development server
> (pfew.. not our live one) and came to the conc
ific info and/or access to the system is discuss-able
off-list. It's a 32-bit P4.. Nothing special.
It would be very much appreciated if you do not put this beta into
production stage before this is resolved, as it seems it would render
our server useless.
Thanks,
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Just so you know; This is the hlds_linux list.
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Rónai György wrote:
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Hi
Alfred, i hope you can give some infos on that questions already :)
1. There will be this Longhorn (Vista) Server Core. Without any GUI. How, and
when will SRCDS support it?
2
turn which ports are in use
for that particular script.
As for CS 1.6.. No idea what the command line arguments are.. Sorry,
can't help you there. The netstat -nlutp will at least show you which
ports the process has in use though.
Have fun!
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Andreas Kan
Hi,
There is a good guide for accomplishing this here:
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=486424
Good luck,
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am having trouble getting source to run at 1000 FPS.In non source
> I only had to set t
As reported earlier, we have no lag on FC2 with kernel 2.6.20.3 @ 1000HZ..
Good to see someone getting some constructive 'research' of the ground,
as opposed to just moaning at Valve.
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> Anyone else ? Or anyone experiencing opposite results ?
> There are not only 2 g
Same here.. Also Fedora and also no lag problems.
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Aaron T Hibberd wrote:
> Have to say... We are running on Fedora core and we havn't had the issues
> while running the lastest kernal so i do believe that it must be debian
> related. And havn't heard any other co
http://www.mail-archive.com/search?q=64%20bit&[EMAIL PROTECTED]&start=0
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> Question- which binary to better use if I have Intel Core2 Duo 6400
> system
ftware.
Anyway, mani doesn't make any money by the ads in there, so I'd say
that's not against the EULA.
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Hmmm, I don't remember that. What about cases like Mani's Admin Plugin's
advertising?
ke a tremendous difference where source servers are
concerned.
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Parker Lewis wrote:
> Noone else is running 32bit hlds on 64bit system?
>
> What about Valve? Alfred? I tried like you suggested but the servers
> would be dead now if switched
If you firewall your outgoing connections, make sure there is no traffic
from the server being blocked. Had this problem once and in the end I
found out I missed one outgoing port.
Either way; Good luck,
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Tobias Jordan wrote:
> Now everyday I`ve got 20 messages always with the same t
- No.. Processes are single threaded. Only one of your 4 cores will be
used.
- Yes.. It has been discussed on this list about a week ago and several
times before then, further back into the past.
Hope this helps,
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Bart van den Heuvel wrote:
> Here are some questi
have to specify the full path to them (get it through
'which pkill') in your script.
Good luck,
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> Are your sh files expecting you to be in a certain directory when run, and
> you are for
No flaming intended of any sort, but I think his point was not that
Valve shouldn't do updates, but that it would be nice if they notify
their users (the server admins) like they normally do, to avoid
confusion and downtime.
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Cc2iscooL wrote:
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maybe renting a server from a GSP would be
the best option of all for you.
Good luck,
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> hi,
>
> I know i posted before that the speakeasy module wouldnt load but then it
> did.
> Now ive tr
questions you
can always email (on, or off list).
Good luck,
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> Hi guys
>
> I figured you would be the best to ask.
>
> I'm trying to help a friend get their Linux Box into shape for th
permissions
set up wrong. Try doing an "ls -al" to see if your user has the right
permissions to execute the file. If not, use "chown" to change the file
to the right owner and/or group. If you don't have the right permissions
to do that, ask root.
Good luck!
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Re
. That's just the way it
works. Probably with things like HDR and more entities and other things
for the server to compute being added, the server just needs more 'power'..
Don't get me wrong.. I don't like this fact either, but it is just the
way of the world I suppose.
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Does anyone have any idea when the problem described here:
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=516563 will be
resolved?
Thank you,
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Again, the example of Apache; It is a great product, but if it would
serve ads on every website that you host through it, without giving you
any revenue, would you still use it, or would you go for a different
webserver product?
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Bart King wrote:
> Whil
Valve, because these
players would have a good playing-experience and recommend their friends
to buy the games.
Of course there will be those who will completely reject the principle
of ingame advertisements altogether, but that is a different discussion,
that I do not intend to have.
If you are going to make statements like this, referring to an
interview, please at least give us a link, so we can verify what you are
saying is true.
Thanks,
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Saint K. wrote:
> interview: advertisements coming to cs
>
> In-game advertisements are
erver start-up; You will find a
simple start script on our forums, which works well for me. :)
http://www.livebythegun.com/forum/about541.html
Regards,
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k-mystik wrote:
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
> --
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Hmm.. Interesting update then, as it basically kills 90% of the server
mods available.
Can understand this cvar was created, so players can protect themselves
from abusive admins, but was it really necessary to put it on per default?
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Scott Pettit wrote:
> _Anything_ that tries
Question about this update; Which server commands are exactly being
'prevented' by the cvar cl_restrict_server_commands? For instance, would
mani's ma_cexec be made non-functional by that?
Or is this only about things like sv_cheats?
Thanks,
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and search/grep that text file for "64 bit"
and/or "32 bit".
You will find your answer. Not trying to troll or flame you or be mean
or anything.. Just pointing in the direction of where to find your
answer. ;-)
Good luck!
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> ask a silly question but will running
Sounds like a firewall issue. Check logs on your devices to see if
anything is being dropped (incoming and outgoing.) By the sounds of it,
probably look on your 'second router' first.
Good luck,
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Jonathan wrote:
VAC works on the other servers in my network. What differs
rt is for steam/vac. (so not -sport.. That is for non source
based servers.)
With firewalling, do not overlook the TCP port used on the same port
number as the UDP game-port.
Good luck!
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Arne Guski wrote:
> Hi folks,
> ive just noticed (because another server on the box was not able
nce
today there have been additional problems with the error mentioned in
this thread, telling people that they 'do not own' the game.
Sure Valve will give us a fix for both soon though. :)
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Matt Albiniak wrote:
How many HLDS listers does it take to screw in a light bulb? :)
(the
have never looked at this into that much detail, so I would
not be able to confirm or deny the problem.
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Andrew Forsberg wrote:
I really must be missing something here. The guy turns off interpolation
and then complains that there's no longer any lag compensation. He then
turns on in
in my reasoning would lead to an optimal functionality.
Again.. No idea if this is even possible, so if it isn't please just
ignore me. Just an idea.
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Steven Hartland wrote:
kama wrote:
But still the ingame latency was more or less equal to
the icmpping to the server. now its 3-4
And here... Lots of time-outs as well lately, as described before on the
list.
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Rónai György wrote:
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Same here..
Locutus
ics írta:
Not only timeouts, seeing this error A LOT including on my account.
http://www.ics-base.net/steam_error.jpg[1]
-ics
Do you renice the processes? There is a known issue with nice and the
source engine.
Other then that the only thing i can think of is the custom maps that
you are running. Maybe try on a standard map for debugging.
Regards,
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Stephen Nicholson wrote:
> I run 5 CSS servers under Fed
Didn't know that. Thanks for the tip.
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Graham Robinson wrote:
> They normally do. Did you know Regime that you could subscribe to the
> hlds_announce mailing list and send it to a high priority email
> address? Only valve can post to that list and do so when they release
some notice.
Regards,
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Alfred Reynolds wrote:
> There will be a cvar controlling this new functionality, mp_dynamicpricing,
> you can disable it if you wish by setting its value to 0.
>
> - Alfred
>
>
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Agree that this is the most sane format for the logs.
However if such a change was to be made, please communicate this to 'the
public' in advance, so the mod-creators can adapt their mods. (For
instance certain stats mods would be affected by this.)
Regards,
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kama wrote:
>
reboot,
because you are right, those messages do seem to be boot messages.
Good luck..
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Roger Perkins wrote:
> Today I had the srcds application experience a segmentation fault again,
> but this time it dropped back to a command line. I looked at the syslog
> messages and foun
l
Then see if it re-downloads the map. Maybe it got corrupted.
Greets,
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Doug Crabtree wrote:
> This has been posted on the VERC forums as well. I saw it this morning by
> two other guys...
>
> In HL2MP, if you have a new map that has func_usableladder entities, it will
> cras
server from there.
Have solved many of my problems this way. At least if it doesn't stay
stable, you will know it is something related to the OS or the hardware
and not the CS:S server.
Good luck,
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Roger Perkins wrote:
> I deleted the InstallRecord.blob, and the addons directory was
blocking the person crashing your game seems
the obvious and only solutions for now.
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Matt Albiniak wrote:
> The only time I've seen clients quit to the desktop were:
>
> 1) forcing a cexec with mani to cause the user to quit (dunno if other
> mods have this "feature&
ng to explain to the players on the servers (and in the
case of GSP's to the customers) why their favorite mods aren't working.
Giving some 'recognition' in that way to mods that run on a very large
percentage of the source based servers, would be a thing beneficial to
all partie
For us, opening the port seems to have solved it.
Sorry my conclusion is not a more helpful one for the rest of you.
Thanks again for your replies.
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Parker Lewis wrote:
> We have the same issue sporadically. We have no firewall
> installed (shame on
?
This is not a confirmed solution for me yet by the way, as I can't test
it myself. For me it has always worked fine.
We have a war on the server in question tonight, so I'm sure I will find
out (and report back to the list) if this has solved it.
Thanks,
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x27;t have one at
hand. Maybe someone else can be more specific.
Rgds,
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Jay Anstiss wrote:
> Read this somewhere and my friend who is setting the server up has asked
> me to clarify it for him:
>
> you need port 27011 outbound allowed (config
Seems the server is unable to get their steam ID. Checking the firewall
log shows that no packages are being dropped at all.
Does anyone have any ideas on what might be causing this? I only have
the problem on this one server, so I'm sure it is something I did as
opposed to a bug.
Serv
course after you debug it is advisable to make sure you do set your
firewall up properly and not leave it 'open'.
The steam command is fine by the way.
Good luck..
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Jay Anstiss wrote:
> ok - a friend managed to open up some ports I apprently needed
Sorry, but I find that hard to believe. Two 30 slot servers, both full,
on a sempron 2500+, without lag?
What tickrate was/are you using?
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Andreas Grimm wrote:
> AMD Sempron 2600+
> 512 MB DDR-RAM
> Linux
>
> and on that machine we ran TWO 30 slot CSS servers without
of events that need to be processed. The point
being; Try to plan your resources looking at the maximum usage of your
server, not the average usage. Then you can be more sure that players on
your server do not experience lag at times when the CS:S server
r own server.
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kama wrote:
> Is it possible to connect to a server from the motd?
>
> Like if I add all server to the motd and make them linkable.
>
> /Bjorn
>
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get file permissions of the cstrike/ files on your
webserver. Can you access them if you try it from an internet browser?
Good luck..
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi folks!
>
> I'm hoping someone can help save my sanity. I've got 2 CS:S servers that
> I'm not
you will be able to specify the needed ports more precisely.
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Jay Anstiss wrote:
> Ok - the ./steam timed out and I got this line displayed in the window:
>
> Failed to connect to any GeneralDirectoryServer
>
> Anyone got any
Three emails is a bit ridiculous, don't you think? Send your entire
question in one email please!
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Thomas Ackermann wrote:
> Now the questions:
>
> How to configure a client, a player, correctly?
>
> rate could be 2 without a problem - fits for all cases and serv
and spend the money you save on an extra
machine, or for SCSI instead of your SATA..
Good luck!
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Nullbit wrote:
Hi guru's - if I plan to run SRCDS servers on Debian Sarge, what is then the
optimal hardware for this task (from a cost/benefit point-of-view)?
I am planning to go for
as separate
directories.
Good luck,
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> Hello, I have Fedora Core 5 installed on my machine.
>
> I'd like to install the HLDS on it for my gaming needs. I had to yum
> uncompress and finally
BitTorrent as a map download protocol.. Sorry but.. How horrible is
that? The servers that use it would have to have a big yellow warning
sticker on: Beware!! Corrupted mapfiles
The idea of a central download server may have something, especially if
you give show some sponsoring information for wh
I figure you could put a .htaccess file in the folder or edit your
httpd.conf to allow only access from a specific user-agent. I'm sure
CS:S has a different user agent type then your standard IE or mozilla or
whatever.
Neil Lathwood wrote:
Yeah I meant an authoritative place to get maps from.
Afaik steamport was broken as well in a recent release and haven't
heard that its been fixed yet.
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All other ports (port, tv_port, clientport) get bound to the IP just
fine. Is there a specific cvar for steam IP?
Thanks..
Regime
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x.xxx +map de_dust +maxplayers 16 -autoupdate &
Hope this helps..
Regime
Hi List,
i have a strange problem, maybe someone can explain it to me:
My OS: SuSe 9.2 (german)
Running servers on it:
CS:S Servers @ port 27015
CS:S Server @ port 27022
HL2mp @ port 27017
DoD:S @ port 27024
i start eve
Think he means a failover kind of solution, where if one connection
fails, you can still use the other.
Does not sound very usefull if you ask me.. but thats just my opinion.
If you really want to loadbalance the way you say, you'd have to have
half the people connect to one IP and the other half
Alternitively, get him to look into "sudo" and grant you permission to
"sudo" all or some commands as the games user. Type in "man sudo" for
more information.
The servers are running on screens, but not under my user
account - they're running on a 'games' user. If I were to kill the screen, I
wo
Bit of a pain that most of its in german, but..
Maybe your problems are could be caused by this "timer" not functioning
cause of the conversion from hldm?
Cant say i ever tried something like this so i might be way off
Cheers,
Regime
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Ok i was going to leave this, cause believe it or not, this actually
does spam everyone on this list, but this is starting to get ridiculous.
He posts something on a list that has completely nothing to do with his
question, then when asked to think about it and take his question
elsewhere, starts
p being a douche and go outside see the
daylight every once in a while. By the way, I can tell you have no idea what
you are talking about anyways since you talk like an 'aoler'. If anything
your post was blatant spam.
Good day.
On 10/15/05, Regime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
JCHost is right. You are in the wrong place.
Next time use google. (FYI http://www.google.com/) the simple terms "rdp
suse" comes up with about 10 results. Im sure you'd be able to find
someth in there. Then again.. maybe you couldnt.
Either way this list is about HLDS on linux as the name
Alfred,
Would it be possible for you to send a "example" server.cfg? Would be
nice to have the "right" cvar settings on server start.. Can understand
if u guys r too busy tho.
Cheers,
Regime
Alfred Reynolds wrote:
Correct.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTE
Hi,
First of all (just in case u looked over it yourself) sv_lan is in your
server.cfg file
twice..
2nd.. If your server doesnt show up on steam etc. I'd suggest play about with
the
sv_region setting.. Just google for sv_region and you should find something on
it..
Regime
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