Is it wise ?
Is it wise
To unload/load amxmodx modules quite a lot of times through this method on a daily basis ? meta unload "Ham Sandwich" meta unload "Fun" meta unload "FakeMeta" amx_off amx_on meta load addons/amxmodx/modules/hamsandwich_amxx_i386.so meta load addons/amxmodx/modules/fun_amxx_i386.so meta load addons/amxmodx/modules/fakemeta_amxx_i386.so plugins functions work fine without the modules loaded into the meta list. none problems so far. any recommendations? or thoughts about possible negative outcomes? It would be appreciated to know before I apply this method onto more servers. |
Re: Is it wise ?
What the reason why you're doing this ?
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You shouldn't need to unload any module that doesn't do anything explicitly (aka all the default AMX Mod X core modules like all of the ones you just listed).
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or to reduce any possible lag caused by using too much resources. |
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If you are experiencing these issues then something else is likely causing it (if your computer is newer than 10 years old). |
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nah where are not experiencing that, I just want to optimize it as best as I can.
because this method will be done on servers around the world which might be less better in hardware then my own. so this wont cause any negative problems? just positive? |
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depending what you server is running.
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Don't unload AMXX Modules at runtime. End of story.
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The three modules that you listed (if you read all my posts) are not doing anything if they are unused by any plugin. But, the fact that they are running means that a plugin needs them. Regardless of the state of AMX Mod X (on or off) you should leave the modules running. If you didn't need them they wouldn't have loaded.
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yes, exactly
the strange thing is eventho they are unloaded the plugins that would require them still work fine map after map after day after day. when the server is rebooted so will the load/unload. I am guessing it is still in the servers memory. will this cause any problems? |
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