hey [dmp],
noticed the ladder has changed alot regarding kill ratios. is there a new formula or just a cleanup?
all the super high ratios are gone, and seemingly its more ctf or ducati 5155 (FFA) ratios seem to be the major players. sup sup??
tnx
sm
[dmp] ladder changes
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I've stopped just adding servers as i did before. I like to get the owners permission first, before adding it to the ladders. .. and I have no idea who owns what
btw: Servers marked with "offline" means, _I_ disabled all communication to it. "Down" is when the server cant connect to them (but it will continue to try).
btw: Servers marked with "offline" means, _I_ disabled all communication to it. "Down" is when the server cant connect to them (but it will continue to try).
I don't need huge pictures here.
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Status of the ladders: Not really decided yet.
Status of the ladders: Not really decided yet.
To make a long story short. I did manage to reinstall the server (on a new disk) and within 20 hours the old one disk seemed to crash, as the data-collectors didnt exit (they just hang - eating up resources) which eventually made the server swap ALOT,so much I had to wait 4 mins to execute my first command.. As it was continuing to spawn more data-collectors the problem just got worse.. I cutted the power and the bios couldnt recognize my old disk again (tried a few times).. So it was disconnected to let hte server boots.
Today the disk seems to work again - I guess it overheated. Anyway, I cant affort to buy new hardware so I wont risk continue running the collector-scripts. I knew they are very fragile, but had some internal checks to avoid this situation. For some reason everything just failed yesterday night on the new setup. I cant figure out.
Writing a real collector-script (the old is a hacked bzfquery.pl script) is a must before i continue. The problems is, that I might not have the time in the near future. I had just hoped that current hack would last until 1.9 is released.
To make a long story short. I did manage to reinstall the server (on a new disk) and within 20 hours the old one disk seemed to crash, as the data-collectors didnt exit (they just hang - eating up resources) which eventually made the server swap ALOT,so much I had to wait 4 mins to execute my first command.. As it was continuing to spawn more data-collectors the problem just got worse.. I cutted the power and the bios couldnt recognize my old disk again (tried a few times).. So it was disconnected to let hte server boots.
Today the disk seems to work again - I guess it overheated. Anyway, I cant affort to buy new hardware so I wont risk continue running the collector-scripts. I knew they are very fragile, but had some internal checks to avoid this situation. For some reason everything just failed yesterday night on the new setup. I cant figure out.
Writing a real collector-script (the old is a hacked bzfquery.pl script) is a must before i continue. The problems is, that I might not have the time in the near future. I had just hoped that current hack would last until 1.9 is released.
I don't need huge pictures here.
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