Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread John Gibson
Harry, I am pretty certain there is a setting that will allow the server to be taken over by match making. If someone from Tripwire doesn't respond before I do, I'll check what it is when I get into the office. Cheers, John Sent from my iPhone On Apr 16, 2015, at 6:25 AM, Harry Strongburg

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread Harry Strongburg
Is there perhaps plans to allow a dynamic type of server config? There is a matchmaking sort of thing in the beta, is there any plans to be able to configure the server when empty to dynamically change difficulity/length/map based on who is searching? Not many games do it, but I think it'd be

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread Jared
Sorry about that, I've updated the wiki (we had just set it to go live on anonymous and I forgot to update my documentation). Jared Creasy Community Relations Tripwire Interactive On 4/15/2015 6:16 PM, E. Olsen wrote: I might be missing something then - the Wiki says it requires a steam

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread Jared
I know this is on the todo list, but it has not been finished yet. Jared Creasy Community Relations Tripwire Interactive On 4/16/2015 8:30 AM, John Gibson wrote: Harry, I am pretty certain there is a setting that will allow the server to be taken over by match making. If someone from Tripwire

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread Lane Eckley
Something doesn't add up as we aren't seeing CPU usage anywhere near that high. I double-checked a full server (6 players) running on an E3-1245 V2 and its using on average 1.2% CPU 740MB of RAM. Looking over the CPU graphs I am seeing a peak of no more than 3%. If you are seeing upwards of

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread Steven Hartland
Normalise your CPU to a single core. On 16/04/2015 14:37, Lane Eckley wrote: Something doesn't add up as we aren't seeing CPU usage anywhere near that high. I double-checked a full server (6 players) running on an E3-1245 V2 and its using on average 1.2% CPU 740MB of RAM. Looking over the

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread rd1981
Does anyone know what port killing floor 2 runs on so I can query the server is it the same as KF1 ? ___ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: https://list.valvesoftware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hlds

[hlds] Required Update - Killing Floor 2 -1004

2015-04-16 Thread Jared
We have just pushed live an update for beta clients and servers bringing Killing Floor 2 to version 1004. The changelog can be found here: http://steamcommunity.com/games/232090/announcements/detail/230023941326611490 -- Jared Creasy Community Relations Tripwire Interactive

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread Lane Eckley
It defaults to 27015 when you have the server running on the default game port. The ports also appear to increment together, if you increase the game port by 5 the query port increases by 5. You can also set the query port in the engine config, will post it up when I get back to the office as

[hlds] Enabling automatic updates for server admins via the UpToDateCheck URL

2015-04-16 Thread Jesse Molina
Hi Jared I am the author of a linux-based management tool for srcds servers called wrench. If you ever make your game server Linux compatible, I will look into adding support for it with my tool. I have not seen any info about automatic updates yet, so I wanted to make sure you are aware

Re: [hlds] [TWI Serveradmins] Killing Floor 2 Beta Server Hosting Open For All

2015-04-16 Thread John
Yes, Lane, your numbers seem to be overall CPU usage for the machine. Since you have an E3-1245v2, you should multiply by 4 or 8 (depending on if you have HT enabled) to get the normalized (one-CPU-equivalent) usage, which is a more useful number that you can apply to other hardware