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The leak apparently crashes alot. My son is using it, and it seems to be iffy at times. I agree it's an intentional leak. You find some games let a copy leak 2-3 days before the actual release. In most cases, I think this would be better. Lower the demand on everyone downloading at the same time. W...

Ah, neat! Anyway, I just ordered the server. Again, thanks for the help.

Thanks! And yeah I know it doesn't change the price, just thought it was something to point out.

Also, is the price of the single-core server correct? It appears as $30 on the order form. Just making sure, since that seems pretty cheap.

With 1000 gigs of bandwidth, would I be able to run a 24-slot TF2 server that will be consistently full alongside a 12-slot server that will only have a few players a few hours out of the day without reaching any overages? Also you might want to make the order form uneditable, http://www.mamaslime.o...

I'm not personally interested in it, but a Terraria server might be more manageable than a Minecraft server because worlds aren't generated past the initial generation. They only have three preset sizes.

Ahaha yes that is what I wanted to do, woops, I can't believe I overcomplicated things that badly. WELP, thanks!

Not sure what exactly I'm supposed to customize in those particular lines. The file works--except it also forbids access to the images.

I'd like to use .htaccess to deny entry to particular directories while still allowing access to the files contained in them if directly linked to. In my case, I have a directory that contains a lot of images, but I'd like to prevent people from seeing those images unless I link to them directly. I'...

I'm going to jump in here and say that yes, NFO's webhosting is great. Everything, especially images, load surprisingly quickly. They're also the best bang for your buck at $2.99. If you find you don't like NFO's hosting, you're only losing three bucks--but I can't imagine not liking them.

Thanks, that's what I originally suspected, actually. 2008/R2 both cache memory, but I'm not sure if that affects actual performance. I guess I'll experiment.

I simply ask out of curiosity; I'll probably use 2003. A few months ago, it was recommended to use 2003 (on the low-end VPSes) because of lower RAM usage, but because 2008 R2 is based off of Windows 7, I'm interested to see if there are any improvements over 2008.

Thanks.

This is an issue on Valve's end and is happening with all servers.

...Aside from SuperUser, which, for some reason, starts muted when it accesses my server. If I make an "authenticated" user through NFO's control panel, how might I made that user an admin? Do I have to do it directly through Mumble via SuperUser? And if I do, how would I make myself an ad...

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2009/11 ... ltiplayer/

amazing.