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What is the common problem of server closed?


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I have problem with my Unmanaged VPS. Always server closed if players rich up to 40+ only. I dont know what is the problem. Help me guyz! Thank you very much.

VPS Specs(CentOS 6 64bit)

CPU: 2 Cores

Minimum CPU Speed: 2.0 GHz

Guaranted Memory: 1GB RAM

Burst RAM: 2GB

Disk Space: 100GB RAID-1

Bandwidth: 600GB

Port Speed: 1000Mbps

Edited by WillSuranol

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The server closes as in it shuts down? Or it doesn't allow new connections?

You should be fine memory wise, what OS are you using? CentOS?

Try using a command like free -m. It will show you how much memory you have used and available.

You can use "ps aux | less" to view every process running, and then use the kill command to kill off ones you do not need.

If the server just randomly shuts down, it could be a memory issue, or perhaps an SQL problem, where it disconnects from your DB. I've had that happen to me at least once, but only when I was on a cheap host.

Edited by michaelsoftman
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The server closes as in it shuts down? Or it doesn't allow new connections?

You should be fine memory wise, what OS are you using? CentOS?

Try using a command like free -m. It will show you how much memory you have used and available.

You can use "ps aux | less" to view every process running, and then use the kill command to kill off ones you do not need.

If the server just randomly shuts down, it could be a memory issue, or perhaps an SQL problem, where it disconnects from your DB. I've had that happen to me at least once, but only when I was on a cheap host.

Nope. I have 40 players online during server connection closed. Yes it doesn't allow new connection.

Im using CentOS 6. 64 bit

My memory usage. See the image below

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I dont have problem with my DB.

Edited by WillSuranol
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Hi WillSuranol,

You are actually suppose to type, 'gdb ./map-server_sql'. map-server_sql will open in GDB within the terminal, and then you must type 'run' to start the debugging process. After it receives the crash signal, you will type 'bt full' to get the report.

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Hi WillSuranol,

You are actually suppose to type, 'gdb ./map-server_sql'. map-server_sql will open in GDB within the terminal, and then you must type 'run' to start the debugging process. After it receives the crash signal, you will type 'bt full' to get the report.

Thank you Asura. Topic closed

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