[cod] COD5 server still getting killed

[Schlup]

I'm not and have never experienced this issue.  May be because I am running
Linux on my box but I can run my game server 24/7 for weeks without any lag
or issues.  The only time I restart it is if I need some config changes to
take place.  Sorry I couldn't help more.  However, my suggestion, if you are
running the Linux version or Cent OS or something similar and you have clean
bandwidth from a data center with redundancy and you box is not being over
used THEN you may want to reinstall a fresh copy of the game.

 

It almost sounds like from the error output that you are briefly looking
your data connection and when it tries to re-authenticate the connection is
still down now allowing that to happen so it automatically kills the server.

 

Sincerely,

Schlup

www.bulletproofnerds.com 

 

From: Phloam [mailto:phloam_be at yahoo.com] 
Sent: Sunday, August 16, 2009 2:35 AM
To: cod at icculus.org
Subject: [cod] COD5 server still getting killed

 


Hi,

 

I posted this problem back in july but got no response. I hoped it would
stop with 1.5 but it hasn't. Am I the only one still experiencing this
issue? 

 

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Hi,

 

I remember we covered this problem already in the list but I can't remember
or missed a possible solution. Every few days my COD5 servers crash with the
following message:

 

Server: Updating session (180050ms)

Server: Updating session (180050ms)

Server: Updating session (180050ms)

reauthenticating dedicated server!

DNS

bdLog[20022]: ../DemonWare/bdCore/bdCrypto/bdRSAKey.cpp(63):

WARNING: Cannot reinitialize key.

DW_AUTHORIZING

DW_AUTHORIZED (252 msecs)

DW_LOBBY_CONNECTING

DW_LOGON_COMPLETE

IP specified on command line, setting to: 92.48.203.122:28981

Failed to retreive session create status

Session creation failed. Killing server

 

Anyone?

 

Sedna |  <http://www.saarclan.be/> www.saarclan.be

 

 

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