And the difference of todays crashes are? 70% of all my crashes for hlds
happens at client connect. All these crashes started once valve decided to
throw in threading support. And getting up to 40-60 crashes per day spread
on 8 servers isnt good... especially since they get restarted 0600 as a
wor
If there is a memory leak, there is a memory leak. Not giving the
process memory will only result in it crashing or aborting. When you
set a limit if the process tries to go past it fails trying to
allocate memory, for hlds this is fatal, imagine hlds is trying to
allocate memory for a new player
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Ämne: Re: [hlds_linux] Memory usage
Won't hlds just crash when it runs out of memory? Its not like
allocating memory is an optional part of program execution.
-sb
On 1/8/06, Kyle Lutze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
&g
Shouldn't the binary control itself in some fashion. That's like
operating a runaway train and instead of fixing the problem you give it
less track so it can't pickup speed...
Kyle Lutze wrote:
I'm curious, why don't you guys try running in a quota'ed environment so
*ds can't use more than 30%
Won't hlds just crash when it runs out of memory? Its not like
allocating memory is an optional part of program execution.
-sb
On 1/8/06, Kyle Lutze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm curious, why don't you guys try running in a quota'ed environment so
> *ds can't use more than 30% of your cpu and
I'm curious, why don't you guys try running in a quota'ed environment so
*ds can't use more than 30% of your cpu and no more than 150megs of ram.
Also, run it in gdb, so gdb ./srcds or whatever, then in gdb go run +all
-options +here
make sure it won't restart on crash
when it crashes, run backt
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006, m0gely wrote:
> Evaldas Zilinskas wrote:
>
> > Default HLDS without any mods runs without any memory leaks.
>
> This is not true for me. However now that crashing is more of a common
> on my machine now my servers don't have the opportunity to use so much
> memory these days
Evaldas Zilinskas wrote:
Default HLDS without any mods runs without any memory leaks.
This is not true for me. However now that crashing is more of a common
on my machine now my servers don't have the opportunity to use so much
memory these days. It did seem to improve a bit though with an u
I am using CentOS-4.2 which is a rebuild of RHEL 4U2.
Evaldas Zilinskas wrote:
I think that there has something to do woth linux distros.
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I think that there has something to do woth linux distros.
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interesting. I run hlguard, adminmod, and steambans and ver
times custom maps
cause me huge memory leaks. de_alpes, de_snowfacility...
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Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 12:05 AM
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Wouldn't hold your breath. Been waiting
hen I add some custom plugins. Soemtimes custom maps
cause me huge memory leaks. de_alpes, de_snowfacility...
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Wouldn
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>
> > Same. I have cronjob run kkrcon with "quit" every morning around 5am on
> > all my servers.
> >
> >> I for myself chose to have the server restarted every morning between
Wouldn't hold your breath. Been waiting at least 2-3 years so far.
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So do we, but still, the memory goes up very fast.
hael McKoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Same. I have cronjob run kkrcon with "quit" every morning around 5am on
all my servers.
I for myself chose to have the server restarted every morning between
Same. I have cronjob run kkrcon with "quit" every morning around 5am on
all my servers.
> I for myself chose to have the server restarted every morning between 5
> and 6 am. I already saw cs1.6 servers with more than 300 mb mem usage,
> but restarting the process by cronjob did help.
>
> Since you
I for myself chose to have the server restarted every morning between 5
and 6 am. I already saw cs1.6 servers with more than 300 mb mem usage,
but restarting the process by cronjob did help.
Since you can't fix the binaries just get some workaround. :-/
W0kk3L wrote:
What on earth is wrong with
not. On all servers, the memory usage is high.
>
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> From: "Evaldas Zilinskas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 9:27 PM
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>
> > Are you using any c
Not on that server. Just aztec and dust2. It doesn't make a difference if
they are custommaps or not. On all servers, the memory usage is high.
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Are you using any custom maps?
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What on earth is wrong with HLDS. Why is it using so much memory lately.
I've checked a server about 2 hours ago. It
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As previously said, memory usage is being read incorrectly. Don't use top
ever for memory usage, use the command "free" as a starting point. Chances
are its got zero to do with memory usage and thats leading you in the wrong
direction by using top
couple things also to add to this I run mine on windows due to random
reasons but in any case I didn't really see signifigent memory usage till I
started using things like sys_tickrate and other things to help speed up the
server. Might give some of those a shot.
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> We use Fedora Core 3 with kernel 2.6.12-1.1376_FC3
Stupid question, but... you are using the SMP version of it, aren't you?
Don't laugh, because after the last kernel release, yum set grub to
default to the UP version...
Cheers
Andrew
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Don't use top for memory usage, use "free". Linux will always use pretty
much all available ram as a type of cache, and just swap out any unused
chunks as needed, end result you will always have < 8% free probably, thats
perfectly normal. Free wil
With vmstat we saw no swap change during load, map restart.
Gary wrote:
Are you swapping to disk when it's under load?
We use Fedora Core 3 with kernel 2.6.12-1.1376_FC3
William Warren wrote:
what linux distro are you using? There are some kernel parameters you
can use as well since some
what linux distro are you using? There are some kernel parameters you
can use as well since some kernels/distros tend to be swappy as well.
Gary wrote:
Are you swapping to disk when it's under load?
At 05:51 PM 8/30/2005, Franck Turmel-Josek wrote:
Hi all,
We have a a bi-xeon 3 Ghz (FSB 800
Are you swapping to disk when it's under load?
At 05:51 PM 8/30/2005, Franck Turmel-Josek wrote:
Hi all,
We have a a bi-xeon 3 Ghz (FSB 800) - 2 Go RAM, 80 Go SATA, with Fedora
Core.
HLDS server on the box are :
- CS CZ / 32 players (server to test the box)
- CS 1.6 / 12 players
- CS CZ / 20 pl
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>
> what is the latency to the accesspoint?
>
> "foad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Are you running HLGuard? I know some people have this problem while
> > running HLGuard. Once you kill it, it's all good again.
>
> Yes, killing them every morning has done wonders for me (not even18
player
> CS servers get the chance to use more than 60-70mb of ram)
>
> 0 06 * * * killall h
mber 20, 2002 12:58 PM
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Memory Usage?
> > But then again HLDS nevers releases any memory!
> > It just keeps growing and consuming more and more...
> > (at least mine does)
>
> Are you running HLGuard? I know some people have this problem while
m0gely wrote:
> Björn Wallin wrote:
>
>> So my question is whats your memory usage out there?
>
>
> HL1110a/CS1.5 - MM/AM/STATSME/ATAC & misc AM plugs
> (1) 12 player fy_iceworld 24/7
> (1) 10 player iceworld/deagle5 24/7
> (1) 12 player std map rotation
> (1) 12 player Q3A 1.31 DM
oops, yeah i a
> But then again HLDS nevers releases any memory!
> It just keeps growing and consuming more and more...
> (at least mine does)
Are you running HLGuard? I know some people have this problem while
running HLGuard. Once you kill it, it's all good again.
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Björn Wallin wrote:
> So my question is whats your memory usage out there?
HL1110a/CS1.5 - MM/AM/STATSME/ATAC & misc AM plugs
(1) 12 player fy_iceworld 24/7
(1) 10 player iceworld/deagle5 24/7
(1) 12 player std map rotation
(1) 12 player Q3A 1.31 DM
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