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dannyowan
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Old 08-16-2009 , 09:28   Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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Hi

I've 2 servers and run same game (dods) and both of servers are running with MetaMod:Source v1.7.1, SourceMod v1.2.2-dev.

I also upload this file for solving the problem
http://www.dodsourceplugins.net/view...&t=515&start=0

now, it's working nice in windows server, but it totally worst in linux server. linux server will randomly crash but it almost seems to happen in the last time before changing map

It's stable in windows server right now, but since linux server runs with MM and SM, it still has been crashed many times before changing map.

So, what's different with SM in linux and window server? I know the linux server always crash after updating lol
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FeuerSturm
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Old 08-16-2009 , 10:09   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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1.) Valve seems to hate linux server operators
2.) Valve doesn't seem care about DoD:S at all anymore

Combination of 1. and 2. = crash

My Linux server runs fine though, might be the combination
of buggy linux srcds and the distro/glibc etc...
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dannyowan
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Old 08-16-2009 , 10:23   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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Originally Posted by FeuerSturm View Post
My Linux server runs fine though, might be the combination
of buggy linux srcds and the distro/glibc etc...
~_~ how do you make it stable?

can you tell me, thanks

I have been tested without running MM, SM but it still randomly crash...
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FeuerSturm
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Old 08-16-2009 , 10:37   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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I'm using Debian 4.0 Etch x64, with a customized self-compiled Kernel 2.6.26.8
and glibc 2.3.6, the problem with linux is that each distro in combination
with different kernels and glibc version *might* react different.
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dannyowan
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Old 08-16-2009 , 11:02   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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Originally Posted by FeuerSturm View Post
I'm using Debian 4.0 Etch x64, with a customized self-compiled Kernel 2.6.26.8
and glibc 2.3.6, the problem with linux is that each distro in combination
with different kernels and glibc version *might* react different.
ic

I'm not sure that is gentoo or what I'm running now xD

I'm not root xD

anyway, to wait for update
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SilentLikeSilence
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Old 08-16-2009 , 15:33   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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Did you download the newest update (patch)? Im running a tf2 server but i had random crashes too. Use update tool to be sure.
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dannyowan
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Old 08-17-2009 , 02:45   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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Did you download the newest update (patch)? Im running a tf2 server but i had random crashes too. Use update tool to be sure.
Sure!

I updated my server twice, 1st update made this problem then next update nothing for help
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NouveauJoueur
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Old 08-17-2009 , 02:53   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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Originally Posted by dannyowan View Post
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I'm not sure that is gentoo or what I'm running now xD

I'm not root xD

In the quote you'll find out all the info about why it crashes.
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bl4nk
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Old 08-17-2009 , 03:28   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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If you're having crashes on Linux, giving us core dumps would be a big help with solving the problem. Edit your srcds_run script and look for the line containing "ulimit" and change it to "ulimit -c unlimited" and make sure to add the "-debug" flag to your command line. It will then produce a proper core dump file that you can give to us in the folder where your srcds_run script is located.
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dannyowan
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Old 08-17-2009 , 04:12   Re: Crashing problem is different linux to windows
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If you're having crashes on Linux, giving us core dumps would be a big help with solving the problem. Edit your srcds_run script and look for the line containing "ulimit" and change it to "ulimit -c unlimited" and make sure to add the "-debug" flag to your command line. It will then produce a proper core dump file that you can give to us in the folder where your srcds_run script is located.
Hi bl4nk

I find 3 different ways about ulimit in srcds_run:
Code:
	# Setup debugging
	if test -n "$DEBUG" ; then
		#turn on core dumps :) (if possible)
		echo "Enabling debug mode"
		if test "unlimited" != `ulimit -c` && test "`ulimit -c`" -eq 0 ; then
			ulimit -c 2000
How should I change them?

and to FeuerSturm
What's the file you compiled you mean? I'm not understand

Last edited by dannyowan; 08-17-2009 at 04:14.
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