[Csgo_servers] Antw.: Re: Your map differs from the servers
sounds like bad memory
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Re: [Csgo_servers] Antw.: Re: Your map differs from the servers
Two Quad core Xeon E3 1275 processors?
xeon e3 processors are one way cpu... how come your server has two of them?
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Ronny Schedel i...@ronny-schedel.de
wrote:
sounds like bad memory
{{A-BS}} Techgunner techgun...@americanbloodsport.com schrieb:
Thanks Matt. I will check into that. Others are having the same exact
issue as myself. I have been testing for consistency to rule out
possibilities and have not found a common denominator as of yet. I can
delete a map from my maps folder, have the server download it through
redirect and am able to play. Then I switch it to a couple of different
maps without a glitch, and then randomly while switching to a default map
like de_dust2 it will give me that error. Different players have different
results. Things that make you go h. I am running a 1.6 server, a CS:GO
Armsrace, and a CS:GO Deathmatch without any issues. It seems to be related
to the classic casual. I am now going to download a fresh (vanilla) server
and see if maybe my plugins are causing the issue. Saint K suggested it may
be memory issue which I haven't ruled that possibility out yet.
Unfortunately the data center is in downtown LA and I am about 50 minute
drive away with little time on my hands to go run memory tests on the
server. I also don't want to pay an IT tech onsite $100,00 an hour to check
my server when it would cost less in gas and time to check it myself. Plus
I don't trust anyone touching my server as most of you would understand. I
would think if it was a hardware issue my other servers would be having
similar issues as well. I am also running a TS3 server on that box with no
issues. I am ready to pull my hair out. Thanks for those of you that have
replied. Every bit of brainstorming helps no matter how inconceivable it
may sound. I have seen stranger things happen when it comes to
hardware/software issues.
And just in case any of this helps, my server specs: Two Quad core Xeon E3
1275 processors @ 3.40Ghz, 16 GB RAM, Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
Edition.
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On 9/11/2014 5:43 PM, Matt A wrote:
If possible check your server's map md5 hash and compare it to either the
same map on your computer or find the hash of it online. Are others able to
play on your server at all?
On Sep 11, 2014 1:58 PM, {{A-BS}} Techgunner
techgun...@americanbloodsport.com wrote:
I hope someone can assist in this issue. Lately I have been receiving
this error message when connecting to our community server. I believe it is
an issue with the server side as it only happens on our community server.
Many other players have been complaining of the same issue. We are running
a classic casual server with no workshop maps. All the maps are on the
server with a fast redirect. I have verified the integrity of my csgo game
client side, deleted the maps on the server side and validated. All maps
look like they match up on client and server side. The error message is on
both default maps and custom. I can join the server and have no issues, and
the next time that same map I was playing on before changes I get the error
message. If I am playing on a map (example: de_dust2) and I exit the game.
If I rejoin the same map(de_dust2) it will also give the error message.
Have any of you come across this issue, and if so what did you do to
resolve it?
Any help will be appreciated.
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Re: [Csgo_servers] Antw.: Re: Your map differs from the servers
2 Different machines With the Same Hardware mache? ;)
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Am 12. September 2014 19:58:09 schrieb Marco Padovan e...@evcz.tk:
Two Quad core Xeon E3 1275 processors?
xeon e3 processors are one way cpu... how come your server has two of them?
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Ronny Schedel i...@ronny-schedel.de
wrote:
sounds like bad memory
{{A-BS}} Techgunner techgun...@americanbloodsport.com schrieb:
Thanks Matt. I will check into that. Others are having the same exact
issue as myself. I have been testing for consistency to rule out
possibilities and have not found a common denominator as of yet. I can
delete a map from my maps folder, have the server download it through
redirect and am able to play. Then I switch it to a couple of different
maps without a glitch, and then randomly while switching to a default map
like de_dust2 it will give me that error. Different players have different
results. Things that make you go h. I am running a 1.6 server, a CS:GO
Armsrace, and a CS:GO Deathmatch without any issues. It seems to be related
to the classic casual. I am now going to download a fresh (vanilla) server
and see if maybe my plugins are causing the issue. Saint K suggested it may
be memory issue which I haven't ruled that possibility out yet.
Unfortunately the data center is in downtown LA and I am about 50 minute
drive away with little time on my hands to go run memory tests on the
server. I also don't want to pay an IT tech onsite $100,00 an hour to check
my server when it would cost less in gas and time to check it myself. Plus
I don't trust anyone touching my server as most of you would understand. I
would think if it was a hardware issue my other servers would be having
similar issues as well. I am also running a TS3 server on that box with no
issues. I am ready to pull my hair out. Thanks for those of you that have
replied. Every bit of brainstorming helps no matter how inconceivable it
may sound. I have seen stranger things happen when it comes to
hardware/software issues.
And just in case any of this helps, my server specs: Two Quad core Xeon E3
1275 processors @ 3.40Ghz, 16 GB RAM, Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
Edition.
{{A-BS}}™Techgunner
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American BloodSport Gaming Communitywww.americanbloodsport.com
On 9/11/2014 5:43 PM, Matt A wrote:
If possible check your server's map md5 hash and compare it to either the
same map on your computer or find the hash of it online. Are others able to
play on your server at all?
On Sep 11, 2014 1:58 PM, {{A-BS}} Techgunner
techgun...@americanbloodsport.com wrote:
I hope someone can assist in this issue. Lately I have been receiving
this error message when connecting to our community server. I believe it is
an issue with the server side as it only happens on our community server.
Many other players have been complaining of the same issue. We are running
a classic casual server with no workshop maps. All the maps are on the
server with a fast redirect. I have verified the integrity of my csgo game
client side, deleted the maps on the server side and validated. All maps
look like they match up on client and server side. The error message is on
both default maps and custom. I can join the server and have no issues, and
the next time that same map I was playing on before changes I get the error
message. If I am playing on a map (example: de_dust2) and I exit the game.
If I rejoin the same map(de_dust2) it will also give the error message.
Have any of you come across this issue, and if so what did you do to
resolve it?
Any help will be appreciated.
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Re: [Csgo_servers] Antw.: Re: Your map differs from the servers
Yes you are correct. That was a typo. I have another server with two
professors. It was late when I posted that and I was frustrated and tired. At
least you got the idea. Correcting me on my server specs doesn't help me with
sol ing the issue though.
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2 Different machines With the Same Hardware mache? ;)
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Am 12. September 2014 19:58:09 schrieb Marco Padovan e...@evcz.tk:
Two Quad core Xeon E3 1275 processors?
xeon e3 processors are one way cpu... how come your server has two of them?
On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Ronny Schedel i...@ronny-schedel.de
wrote:
sounds like bad memory
{{A-BS}} Techgunner techgun...@americanbloodsport.com schrieb:
Thanks Matt. I will check into that. Others are having the same exact
issue as myself. I have been testing for consistency to rule out
possibilities and have not found a common denominator as of yet. I can
delete a map from my maps folder, have the server download it through
redirect and am able to play. Then I switch it to a couple of different
maps without a glitch, and then randomly while switching to a default map
like de_dust2 it will give me that error. Different players have different
results. Things that make you go h. I am running a 1.6 server, a CS:GO
Armsrace, and a CS:GO Deathmatch without any issues. It seems to be related
to the classic casual. I am now going to download a fresh (vanilla) server
and see if maybe my plugins are causing the issue. Saint K suggested it may
be memory issue which I haven't ruled that possibility out yet.
Unfortunately the data center is in downtown LA and I am about 50 minute
drive away with little time on my hands to go run memory tests on the
server. I also don't want to pay an IT tech onsite $100,00 an hour to check
my server when it would cost less in gas and time to check it myself. Plus
I don't trust anyone touching my server as most of you would understand. I
would think if it was a hardware issue my other servers would be having
similar issues as well. I am also running a TS3 server on that box with no
issues. I am ready to pull my hair out. Thanks for those of you that have
replied. Every bit of brainstorming helps no matter how inconceivable it
may sound. I have seen stranger things happen when it comes to
hardware/software issues.
And just in case any of this helps, my server specs: Two Quad core Xeon E3
1275 processors @ 3.40Ghz, 16 GB RAM, Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise
Edition.
{{A-BS}}™Techgunner
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American BloodSport Gaming Communitywww.americanbloodsport.com
On 9/11/2014 5:43 PM, Matt A wrote:
If possible check your server's map md5 hash and compare it to either the
same map on your computer or find the hash of it online. Are others able to
play on your server at all?
On Sep 11, 2014 1:58 PM, {{A-BS}} Techgunner
techgun...@americanbloodsport.com wrote:
I hope someone can assist in this issue. Lately I have been receiving
this error message when connecting to our community server. I believe it
is
an issue with the server side as it only happens on our community server.
Many other players have been complaining of the same issue. We are running
a classic casual server with no workshop maps. All the maps are on the
server with a fast redirect. I have verified the integrity of my csgo game
client side, deleted the maps on the server side and validated. All maps
look like they match up on client and server side. The error message is on
both default maps and custom. I can join the server and have no issues,
and
the next time that same map I was playing on before changes I get the
error
message. If I am playing on a map (example: de_dust2) and I exit the game.
If I rejoin the same map(de_dust2) it will also give the error message.
Have any of you come across this issue, and if so what did you do to
resolve it?
Any help will be appreciated.
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