Heyaz. I updated that package this morning to include a version built
for the CentOS 5.5 flavor.
Turns out ... CentOS is optimized for stability, so they hold back on
some updates that other Linux flavors move ahead with. For example,
libstdc++. On the echoServer we've built for demo.echovnc.com (which
runs Debian 5), we use the recent g++-3.4.9 library, so we need a
runtime library that is compatible with libstdc++-3.4.9. And ...
CentOS' default libstdc++ isn't.
Anyhow, for you CentOS users out there, there's now a build for you
inside of that same package. Please enjoy. :)
-Scott
On Mar 27, 2011, at 7:32 PM, Scott Best wrote:
>
> Hello! Version 1.67 of EchoServer for Linux is now available:
>
> http://www.echogent.com/download_echoserverlinux.htm
> or
> ftp://ftp.echogent.com/EchoServer/linux/bin
>
> The primary focus of this release is improved stability with very
> large connection count (1,000 to 10,000 users). As described in the
> README file, the limiting feature of your Linux PC (in terms of how
> many echoWare clients it will accept) is the maximum number of open
> files. To see that limit:
>
> % ulimit -a
>
> To change that limit, try this command as root, prior to starting up
> your echoServer:
>
> # ulimit -n 4096
>
> For upgrading users, any registration keys you have for earlier
> releases still work in this one; just swap in the new binary into your
> existing installation.
>
> Comments or suggestions welcome.
>
> cheers,
> Scott
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