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Another thing to note is that HLSM eventually ends up having two processes running after a hard restart and the one that's visible on remote login can no longer find any of my HLDS instances (it shows them as "lost" status), so it constantly tries to start a new hlds process which of cours...

Does the VDS itself become unresponsive when they happen, or does it respond slowly to some activities, such as disk access? Do all of the servers time out at the same time? The VDS remains fine. The people who don't get disconnected are able to continue playing just fine. I haven't been able to ve...

We haven't seen problems in our testing with any specific size of VDS, but it's certainly possible that Rust would use the capacity of three threads occasionally, causing problems for other services. tenub, what sort of CPU usage are you seeing? What size of VDS do you have? Are you seeing packet l...

I currently run 4 HLDS game servers on my VDS. There has been an ongoing issue for the longest time and research has gleaned me nothing. I did find a thread someone posted here that seems to be the same issue I'm experiencing but there were no replies. Users seem to randomly get disconnected from my...

My VDS/game servers and webhosting have been running flawlessly over the past few months, but today I get spammed with Cron Daemon errors from my php scripts. Was something updated/changed on my webhosting server or VDS? I've had to disable all of them for the time being. php: error while loading sh...

How can I gain permission to execute the script?

Okay, it looks like replacing the relative paths to my json files in all of my scripts with an absolute path fixed the issue. the only remaining issue is the command to backup my sql db for which i receive the following error via mail (thanks to Spray): /bin/sh: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while look...

After watching the modified dates/times more closely it seems only the first script is running via cron:

Here is my current crontab: MAILTO="" 0 0 * * * mysqldump -uUSERNAME -p'PASSWORD' --all-databases | gzip > ./backup/db.`date +"%Y.%m.%d"`.sql.gz */1 * * * * php ./path/to/script1.php */5 * * * * php ./path/to/script2.php */10 * * * * php php ./path/to/script3.php 0 0 * * * php ph...

Ah, no wonder I couldn't send mail when I attempted to set up a mail server a few weeks back! I was completely unaware that port 25 was blocked. Now it all makes sense.

My VDS is in Atlanta and my web hosting is wherever you guys have it. I may try experimenting by setting up MySQL again on my VDS and using it for my databases as opposed to the web hosting in WA (or wherever). I may also try splitting up my index.php into separate scripts and load them via ajax whe...

Follow up: my guess was partially correct. Once all my servers were up and my server pinging script stopped timing out load time of index.php did go down. It's still unacceptably slow and takes far longer than when I was hosting on my own VDS while running four game servers (~2s down from ~10s).

I went ahead and added separate web hosting for use with my VDS instead of running game servers AND web hosting on the VDS thinking it would improve performance. Instead, my php pages (which I wrote myself for the most part) are taking LONGER to load. I had a similar issue when I was running my web ...

After talking with admins of my servers we've decided to move back to Windows from Debian. I just did a fresh install of Windows Server 2008 R2 and connection to the VDS via remote desktop is somewhat sluggish compared to what it was originally. I thought this was maybe on my end but visiting google...

I'm running four different hlds processes in different screens (on Debian). My problem is that randomly, 2-6 times throughout each day, one of them will "crash" and begin eating up a massive amount of cpu usage. I know that hlds on linux automatically restarts if the process is killed, but...