My guess still is that it's something initiates it on user connect. It's
like someone spraying a new spray on a wall. You might be a slight
glitch if you have not seen that spray before because your game is going
to cache it and store (download it) to your pc. Maybe the server does
something that is forwarded to each of the players, thus causing a
lagspike. I don't know. I'm just guessing.
-ics
8.3.2012 20:18, Tyler Davies kirjoitti:
I'm also suffering from the same issue. I host 3 TF2 servers on the same
machine. I've tried disabling HLStatsX with no change as far as the lag
when a player connects. I've even gone far enough to disable Metamod and
Sourcemod, still no change. So, I've come to the conclusion that there is
nothing I can do.
The machine itself is an i7-Sandybridge with 8 GB of DDR3, OS is Debian.
Replay is enabled on two of the servers but the third is disabled. The lag
is at it's worst when multiple players join one server. It is totally
independent, meaning the lag only occurs on one SRCDS instance when a
player connects rather than all of them. I've tried monitoring the usage
when the spikes happen but there is no change in CPU or virtual and
resident memory. It stays constant the entire time.
Any idea what could be causing this? To rule out that the machine is
overloaded (which the numbers don't lie, it's nowhere near it's threshold)
I shut off two of the SRCDS instances. Even then, the lag was still
occurring. I really hope this wont cause more problems in the future, I
love TF2 too much to see this happen. :(
On Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 12:37 AM, ics<i...@ics-base.net> wrote:
I also have 2 different machines running multiple servers. Something
happens on player connect that might cause small lag spike for everyone on
the server.
-ics
8.3.2012 6:39, Kyle Sanderson kirjoitti:
This is occurring on two different servers, I don't think it's CPU.
Kyle.
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 4:37 PM, Jesse Molina<je...@opendreams.net>
wrote:
Use 'htop -d 1' to watch your CPU at a higher resolution. This won't
catch all bursts, but it is better than writing your own logging app.
Use 'nload -t 10' to watch your interface usage at a higher resolution.
Eric Riemers wrote:
Maybe it's just a setting ..
I've got some "lag" issues, it is as if you play the game and then send
back
a few ticks. Then its ok for some time and then it happens again at
random.
Feels like I set some setting incorrectly, because it really feels like
you
get pushed back a few moments in time.
Have this on CS:S, although the TF2 on the same box runs fine for me.
(and I
just copied over the rate settings and such from tf2 with no luck)
Any ideas?
Eric
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