MCDzienny

Posted: **28 Feb 2013, 13:06**

There's something wrong with the zone checking piece of code. I will take a look at it.

Posted: **28 Feb 2013, 13:56**

Posted: **01 Mar 2013, 18:35**

HelloWorldCool wrote:I'm talking about in general, as you may have guessed...want to tell me your rplimit, rplimit-norm, and avg stop?

Found them:
/rp limit: 500
Normal /rp: 10000
(I haven't played around with these from setting up the server)
lag(avg) is sitting on 2 now for a while, for the first day it was 0 for 99% of the time, sometimes spiking up to 300-400, though it and once it spiked to 10000 for about 5 seconds that I noticed and could have happened more often.
The server has 2 days uptime now.

The server is still making errors every half an hour or less, and once it made continuous errors for 50 minutes straight.
I have attached the error text file for the 50 minutes, but it contains nearly 360,000 characters, so don't bother unless you need to:

Thanks

Posted: **01 Mar 2013, 23:44**

Mendez wrote:
HelloWorldCool wrote:I'm talking about in general, as you may have guessed...want to tell me your rplimit, rplimit-norm, and avg stop?

Found them:
/rp limit: 500
Normal /rp: 10000
(I haven't played around with these from setting up the server)
lag(avg) is sitting on 2 now for a while, for the first day it was 0 for 99% of the time, sometimes spiking up to 300-400, though it and once it spiked to 10000 for about 5 seconds that I noticed and could have happened more often.
The server has 2 days uptime now.

The server is still making errors every half an hour or less, and once it made continuous errors for 50 minutes straight.
I have attached the error text file for the 50 minutes, but it contains nearly 360,000 characters, so don't bother unless you need to:

Thanks

You should lower the normal /rp number to at least 1000, you can keep the rp limit number the same...
Avg lag may actually be too low...you may want to change the number to 6 or 7.

~~I will take a look at these errors you've posted.~~
So seems like it's a zone checking error like dzienny mentioned...and Ultima referenced.

Posted: **02 Mar 2013, 17:16**

HelloWorldCool wrote:
Mendez wrote:
HelloWorldCool wrote:I'm talking about in general, as you may have guessed...want to tell me your rplimit, rplimit-norm, and avg stop?

Found them:
/rp limit: 500
Normal /rp: 10000
(I haven't played around with these from setting up the server)
lag(avg) is sitting on 2 now for a while, for the first day it was 0 for 99% of the time, sometimes spiking up to 300-400, though it and once it spiked to 10000 for about 5 seconds that I noticed and could have happened more often.
The server has 2 days uptime now.

The server is still making errors every half an hour or less, and once it made continuous errors for 50 minutes straight.
I have attached the error text file for the 50 minutes, but it contains nearly 360,000 characters, so don't bother unless you need to:

Thanks

You should lower the normal /rp number to at least 1000, you can keep the rp limit number the same...
Avg lag may actually be too low...you may want to change the number to 6 or 7.

~~I will take a look at these errors you've posted.~~
So seems like it's a zone checking error like dzienny mentioned...and Ultima referenced.

My AvgStop was 50, should this be 7 now?
The /rp wont let me edit it, it appears to let me take a 0 off to be 1,000 then when I save and come back it's 10,000 again.

It also appears, like the last time, that when I make a newlvl/map I get the NoBufferSpaceAvailable Error and kicks the players.
No one could rejoin so I had to restart the server.

Spoiler:

Thanks for the help.

Posted: **03 Mar 2013, 00:50**

Yes.
For everything else try the following.

/rp limit: 1000
Normal /rp: 250

Posted: **03 Mar 2013, 02:05**

ERROR: NoBufferSpaceAvailable.

This error usually happens if you have 'IntelliSys' or 'KickSlugs' set to false. These settings are in "General->Misc3->Basic".

Posted: **20 Mar 2013, 19:20**

Zombie: 50mb, uptime 3 days
Freebuild: 400mb,uptime 4 days
Lava: 200mb, uptime 8 days

Its still raising on 9.5.

Posted: **13 Apr 2013, 20:11**

Does it still happen? If yes how significant the leak is, i.e. on average how many MBs of RAM are leaking per day, and does it concern MySQL or SQLite servers?

Posted: **14 Apr 2013, 10:20**

I am using a mysql DB.

I havent checked yet, i will report in a few days since the servers are just restarted.

MCDzienny

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