On my host (a linode) I had trouble with replay lag spikes for some time
due to slow file system IO. I ended up mounting the replay folder to a
ramdisk, and then cleaning it out frequently. Not an ideal solution, but
it did solve the lagging. Might at least be worth a test to see if the
spikes disappear.
On 7/17/2014 10:32 AM, Erik-jan Riemers wrote:
Just make sure you dont have 500k files in the folders, and http is the
best for now too. I had ftp in use but if it didn't work it would stall the
servers and sometimes hang too. With http i never had that issue. I think
there are also option on how quickly it writes it or how big the buffers
are you can use.. its on the tf2 replay wiki. Dont know if that will help.
I've got multiple servers running on the same box with all replay and they
seem to do ok..
2014-07-17 17:23 GMT+02:00 Valentin G. <nextra...@gmail.com>:
We have had replays enabled for over two years now, but only recently
we have been experiencing massive lag spikes on our servers. When
replays are disabled the spikes disappear, and a VProf told me that
file access is the culprit. We already got our aging hard drive
replaced but the issues remain the same. Has anything changed recently
that I need to be aware of? The server is currently configured to use
a local HTTP to distribute the files. Any tips or tricks on how to
resolve this, or is this on Valve to fix?
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