frozen server

[Wilku93]

Hi, I'm using TFS 1.4.2 (global map ~8.0) and hosting a test server (8 GB) on OVH.

I don't know why, but I noticed from time to time that if several people are running on the server, the server gets a freeze from time to time. If I click, for example, "Enter" in the server's CMD, it immediately loads the actions, i.e. (someone logs in, etc.) and unlags the server. If I don't click "Enter" the server freezes.

I absolutely don't know where to look for a solution to this problem

 

[clouf]

Try run it with adding & for example:

./tfs &

Is hard to help because u didn't even said which OS you using.

This & gonna run app in background, u can also install screen.

 

[Wilku93]

Just tell me what you need and I will write to you

I used the command to open OTS after the reset every time

in windows i used now "start /B theforgottenserver-x64"

":start
theforgottenserver-x64.exe
echo
timeout /t 10
goto go"

 

[Gesior.pl]

I used the command to open OTS after the reset every time

That's problem with Windows console. If you select some text in console ex. to copy it, it will freez console and OTS will be not able to write to frozen console, so when it try to login player and show message "X logged in." it will freez whole OTS, as it will wait until console will be writeable again (ex. after you press ENTER in console).

You can try to change your script to:

:start
theforgottenserver-x64.exe >> console.log
echo
timeout /t 10
goto go

It should start saving console texts to console.log file and maybe it will make console not blocking TFS process, but I'm not sure. Maybe selecting something in console will still freez OTS.

You can try to install Git (https://git-scm.com/) , it contains "Git Bash", which is linux-like terminal for Windows. Then you can start OTS with Bash script that will redirect console output to file ex ./forgottenserver-x64.exe > console.log.

 

[Wilku93]

Okay, I’ll try both approaches. For now, I’ve done the first one (and it’s logging)

Thanks You