Only in relation to CPU usage.Wolfang wrote:but the first post says it ''might start getting ugly 300-400 people''
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loftar
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Re: Server Status: Doing fine
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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ElGato
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
What's happening now? 
burgingham wrote:We are all Gato, and Gato is Delamore of course. Goons blablabla...
Caradon wrote:Gato, the anti-ghandi
Sabinati wrote:yeah we're gonna kill you gato!!!
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mikaela1988
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
When will the server be online again?
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Adama
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
Only time will tell, lets just hope the devs aren't asleep, which is plausible if they live in Sweden...
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GabrielZorrilla
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
I wanna believe some kind of auto reboot daemon is running...
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sabinati
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
there is no auto reboot and never will be
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minck1
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
Why not have an auto resboot system?sabinati wrote:there is no auto reboot and never will be
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sabinati
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
because crashes are caused by bugs and auto rebooting would make them worse.
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Pacho
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
Not to mention the loss of data.
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loftar
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Re: Server Status: Horrible Lag
Indeed; the primary reason for not auto-restarting the server is because I am instead having it enter a yield loop upon crashes, enabling me to attach a debugger, repair any obvious data corruption and then call the appropriate functions to save all the game data, thus avoiding roll-backs. It is only in rather rare cases of non-repairable corruption (or a couple of times now and then when I just mess up) that roll-backs happen.Pacho wrote:Not to mention the loss of data.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike