[bf1942] Connection Problems

[Bob Craven]

same here, server starts & runs fine, no crash anymore, shows up in ingamebrowser, but as soon as more that one player connects (we tried yesterday with 5 ppl all on dsl lines with <60pings on our internetserver running on a dualPIII 1ghz) we get massive lags, lags seem to increase if someone connects or drops - the map running was guadalcanal. if theres any stuff we might provide  you with (eg logs etc) let us know

Craven
GUN - GamersUnitedNetwork
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: howard higley 
  To: bf1942 at icculus.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 4:10 PM
  Subject: Re: [bf1942] Connection Problems


  Hi kevin, 

  I have had the same problem...  30 ping and major lag.  The only way that I have found to fix the problem is to restart the server until it runs smooth...  Kinda stupid but I don't know anything else to tell you. 

  Clint  

   "RentOne.nl (Cesare)" <cesare at rentone.nl> wrote: 

    The latest build runs fine for me (XP1600+, 1Gb RAM, RH 7.2)...



    LAN-server is working wonderful, no complaints there what so ever, but....



    Once I start an internet-server ("game.serverInternet 1"), and connect,
    major lag occurs. In the beginning It runs fine, after a little while it
    starts lagging, continuous "connection-problems" are cluttering up the
    screen, and movement (let alone flying) is hardly possible.



    At the time of lag, there are no extra messages in the CommandLineInterface,
    and no extra-heavy CPU-load...



    The server lags almost continuously, so reproduction is no problem (come see
    for yourself ;-))...



    If anymore info/data is required, plz let me know...



    Kevin



    (A stack trace didn't seem useful to me, since no real crash occurs)





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