I fixed this on my freebsd boxes by adding '#include sys/time.h' to
the top of the includes. I've been using these scripts for ages and love
them. Note if your running them on freebsd and don't have the same
access to /proc, I switched to use this gathering method:
#CPU=`echo $DATA | awk '//
I fixed this on my freebsd boxes by adding '#include sys/time.h' to
the top of the includes in rcon.c. I've been using these scripts for
ages and love them. Note if your running them on freebsd and don't have
the same access to /proc that linux would, I switched to use this
gathering method for
Yeah mines on Gentoo and Redhat, worked flawless with that install.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. download
Eric (Deacon) wrote:
I am interesting in less disk space because I have only small HDDs.
I am struggling to understand why you would have and use a ~650MB hard
drive. http://www.newegg.com/app/manufact.asp?catalog=14DEPA=1
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Eric (the Deacon remix)
I am only a private server admin and I
I can understand where u are coming from but it still doesn't in anyway
explain why the tables have turned from LinHLDS being the best to
Win32HLDS being the best.
HLDS has /always/ run better under Win32.
I noticed it years ago when I first started running servers. It broke my heart
right from
The Links below are the very thing I wanted Thanks man!
Regards,
Frederick Abrams
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Matthew Donnon wrote:
I'm curious, is that HDD more or less megs than system ram?
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I am interesting in less disk space because I
Sindre wrote:
although not optimal, it works just fine for most small scale purposes.
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LOL this guy made his Linux installation one big partition... good game.
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ruwen wrote:
William H. \ Du Chene wrote:
You
I went there and all it said to me what check you server port
settings
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Pettit
Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 3:56 AM
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On Sun,
Just tried it and all I get is:
redCheck your servers port settings/red
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From: Richard Onyon
Hi Everyone;
For all those who are still interested in exoControl, I setup a demo account
for everyone.
http://gaming.zplay.net/
Username: demo
Password: demo
Some of
Where do you get these from? I picked up a bunch of 2-3 GB drives on eBay
for about 5 bucks each, and these work great for running a server.
Eric (Deacon) wrote:
I am interesting in less disk space because I have only small HDDs.
I am struggling to understand why you would have and use a
wicked wrote:
I fixed this on my freebsd boxes by adding '#include sys/time.h' to
the top of the includes.
I use FreeBSD too and thanks that did the trick. Would this cause
issues on Linux? If not then it seams prudent to submit that to the
author so he can make the change.
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- m0gely
I don't mean to turn this into a support thread for rrdtool, but it's
not outputting any html pages. I am getting the png's in the desination
html folder, but no html. When I run it I just get this:
# ./cs_stats.sh
491x250
491x250
491x250
491x250
491x250
#
Is that correct?
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- m0gely
I got the message
check your server port settings.
Ernst-Jan
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From: Richard Onyon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [hlds_linux] Web Based HLDS Management
Date: Sun, 23 May 2004 01:26:31 -0700
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Hi Everyone;
For all
Classic example of one person ruining it all - The server wasn't on a daemon
and someone managed to turn it off. The server is now running on a daemon,
and should come back online anytime someone tries to turn it off.
Sorry bout that;
Rich
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Yup.
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I don't mean to turn this into a support thread for rrdtool, but it's
not outputting any html pages.
But wouldn't the performance of such old drives have a negative impact on
server performance?
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Eric (Deacon) wrote:
I am
For a single server the performance impact wouldn't be that bad at all.
Maps may take slightly longer to load (I'd be surprised if anyone could tell
the difference) but after that the only disk activity is writing the logs.
Rich
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Now that I seen it works, is this somehow better than a program like
HLSW which gives you direct access from your pc rather than having to
get on the net? Not trying to be a jerk, but I actually am looking for a
reason to run a web based program that can be hacked rather than a
program running off
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