05-10-2015, 06:42 PM
> Did you update the server ?
I do, every few weeks, sometimes multiple times a week. The lag's kinda always been there.
> Is the routing to your server fine ?
Good idea about the traceroute. I'll try to ask them to do this for me, including the people I don't know.
> But if you are having it local, then it could be you updated the server,
> and have a huge amount of mobs as they seem to lag the server in
> case of a big amount.
I thought that might be it - but nah, it's not that many mobs. Unless there's a place where they all fell into a hole that I don't know of, again. I re-spawn mobs to liven up the world ever other week or so, because they still just .. wander off, disappear. But I'm not putting hundreds of mobs in there, usually less than 50.
> If not, you might want to check your hardware, perhaps the server
> is having trouble reading from the hard-drive cause its slow and
> its hanging the server ?
Raspberry Pi 2, using a class 10 Samsung microSD card.
> You will really need to provide more information as well,
> Such as server-specs and what version you are using,
> are you compiling it yourself what rev, are you using a
> pre-build one if so which one ?
My apologies. Some of the people who work on the project sort of already know most of this, and I just assumed that's everyone.
I'm currently running the downloadable build id: #153 from May 9th on Debian Wheezy, on a Raspberry Pi 2, and I don't encounter any more errors on the server currently. Except maybe the occasional:
[22:23:20] Entity at 0x6f362c48 (cChicken, ID 12825) spawning in a non-existent chunk, the entity is lost.
However, this happened even without me inserting any extra mobs and I just assume that's when they wander off and get stuck somewhere.
I'll try to get some traceroutes done. Server performance is wonderful otherwise and *I* never feel the effects of a lag whatsoever. It's only other players that visibly twitch around on my screen, and when I hold the player list button, everyon seems to have just a few of the "antenna stripes", or what it would be called.
I do, every few weeks, sometimes multiple times a week. The lag's kinda always been there.
> Is the routing to your server fine ?
Good idea about the traceroute. I'll try to ask them to do this for me, including the people I don't know.
> But if you are having it local, then it could be you updated the server,
> and have a huge amount of mobs as they seem to lag the server in
> case of a big amount.
I thought that might be it - but nah, it's not that many mobs. Unless there's a place where they all fell into a hole that I don't know of, again. I re-spawn mobs to liven up the world ever other week or so, because they still just .. wander off, disappear. But I'm not putting hundreds of mobs in there, usually less than 50.
> If not, you might want to check your hardware, perhaps the server
> is having trouble reading from the hard-drive cause its slow and
> its hanging the server ?
Raspberry Pi 2, using a class 10 Samsung microSD card.
> You will really need to provide more information as well,
> Such as server-specs and what version you are using,
> are you compiling it yourself what rev, are you using a
> pre-build one if so which one ?
My apologies. Some of the people who work on the project sort of already know most of this, and I just assumed that's everyone.
I'm currently running the downloadable build id: #153 from May 9th on Debian Wheezy, on a Raspberry Pi 2, and I don't encounter any more errors on the server currently. Except maybe the occasional:
[22:23:20] Entity at 0x6f362c48 (cChicken, ID 12825) spawning in a non-existent chunk, the entity is lost.
However, this happened even without me inserting any extra mobs and I just assume that's when they wander off and get stuck somewhere.
I'll try to get some traceroutes done. Server performance is wonderful otherwise and *I* never feel the effects of a lag whatsoever. It's only other players that visibly twitch around on my screen, and when I hold the player list button, everyon seems to have just a few of the "antenna stripes", or what it would be called.