[Phil25]

New version released:

v1.0.1:

• Fixed missing m_iTotalScore error for mods other than Team Fortress 2.
• Removed unnecessary socket dependency.

[nguyenbaodanh]

will this affect server performance ?

[Phil25]

Originally Posted by nguyenbaodanh will this affect server performance ?

You mean the game server performance? The plugin does update information of all human players every 2 seconds, unless no change has happened since last update. That said, I haven't experienced any change in my server when Source Chatter is running when there are 20+ players.

I can't say I have seen any change in the webserver performance as well, or the database, but that is hugely dependent on connected chatters. It's been made in mind for owners and admins but also can be allowed for special players like donators. It has never been tested with something like 30 people connected simultaneously.

[nguyenbaodanh]

Originally Posted by Phil25 You mean the game server performance? The plugin does update information of all human players every 2 seconds, unless no change has happened since last update. That said, I haven't experienced any change in my server when Source Chatter is running when there are 20+ players. I can't say I have seen any change in the webserver performance as well, or the database, but that is hugely dependent on connected chatters. It's been made in mind for owners and admins but also can be allowed for special players like donators. It has never been tested with something like 30 people connected simultaneously.

Yea , maybe I'll try this out.
But I removed chat logging plugin since it make the server var going up. Even it just log all chats only. hmmm

[Phil25]

Originally Posted by nguyenbaodanh Yea , maybe I'll try this out. But I removed chat logging plugin since it make the server var going up. Even it just log all chats only. hmmm

Source Chatter won't log your chat or server messages. Even though it's working in a database, the data is temporary (except users).

[SirBlockles]

I've followed the installation instructions on a CentOS7 server with PHP 5.5, and the SQL database is set up properly (it made the tables when going to /install), but after signing in through Steam, I'm left with this:

Could not connect to database: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] No such file or directory

I've been searching around and I've replaced every instance of "localhost" with "127.0.0.1" as I've seen mentioned in nearly every google result, but still nothing changes. I can't tell if this is a problem with my web/PHP/MariaDB server, or if there's just some error in the configuration I've overlooked.