[cod] logs folder in .callofduty2/main

[Henri Mecklin // Coixi]

Yeah, i know and i'm attending to use it even in single server but in 
these, these two are completely different machines.

The problem may have been with my iw_15.iwd file which was corrupted (ar 
atleast it had different md5sum than iw_15.iwd file in my 1st server). 
I'm gonna run tests now with the right iw_15.iwd file :)

Can you verify that md5sum for iw_15.iwd is:

9edc75cbe32d571065a15621ba441903

Thanks

 - Coixi

Ian mu wrote:
> Hiya, for multiple servers I'd tend you use +set fs_homepath 
> <somepath> for configs and logs. Not really sure its ideal having 2 
> processes trying to write to the same logfile etc. Not sure thats the 
> actual problem you are mentioning anyway, but its the way I'd start 
> off with when having more than 1 server.
>
> On 4/14/06, *Henri Mecklin // Coixi* <coixi at pelikaista.net 
> <mailto:coixi at pelikaista.net>> wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>
>     I'm running two linux servers, both with 1.2a binaries. Both are using
>     same commindline arguments in startup:
>
>     cod2_lnxded +set sv_punkbuster 1 +exec server.cfg +set +set g_log
>     "games_mp.log" +set g_logSync "1" +set logfile "1" +map_rotate
>
>     Both servers are running the same configuration and same mods
>     (shellshock removal and nofog). The weird thing is that soon after the
>     server start, my second server creates a "logs" dir into
>     .callofduty2/main folder (fs_homepath / profilefolder) and adds
>     000000<random_number>.log file in there. The logfile contains basic
>     games_mp.log info, joins, quits, kills, etc.
>
>     I really have no idea why the 1st server doesn't that but 2nd does.
>
>     Specifications of the servers:
>
>     Server 1:
>     - P4 2,8GHz
>     - Linux version 2.6.8-1-k7 , gcc 3.3.4 (Debian)
>
>     Server 2:
>     - AMD Sempron 2800+
>     - Linux version 2.6.8-1-k7, gcc 3.3.4 (Debian)
>
>     I am aware that one of my friend has this problem aswell (problem
>     because i haven't heard about his nor wanna use this 'feature'). Have
>     you discovered samekinda problem my fellow admins? :)
>
>     - Coixi
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