OdinMS Stability

[downloadmebitch]

Discuss about the lack of stability in OdinMS sources/repacks. Improvements/Bad side.

 

[FateJiki]

unlimited buffs and the timer issues will be reduced.
not like you guys do it, just remove the timers.

Just optimize & improve TimerManager and it should ease things greatly.

 

[Generic230]

Just optimize & improve TimerManager and it should ease things greatly.

There's only one thing in TimerManager that should be changed.

 

[downloadmebitch]

There's only one thing in TimerManager that should be changed.

Timer is a issue in odin which sucks. There are some unclosed SQL statements.

 

[Generic230]

Timer is a issue in odin which sucks. There are some unclosed SQL statements.

Because TimerManager uses SQL? I don't even understand how you're this stupid.

 

[downloadmebitch]

Because TimerManager uses SQL? I don't even understand how you're this stupid.

No, I mean other places. Sorry for the misunderstanding mate.

 

[NyCPirate]

No, I mean other places. Sorry for the misunderstanding mate.

Lol is that an excuse because you were caught making yourself sound like a fool?
*On Topic*
Yeah Odin needs a bit of fixing up but it's still pretty stable

 

[downloadmebitch]

Lol is that an excuse because you were caught making yourself sound like a fool?
*On Topic*
Yeah Odin needs a bit of fixing up but it's still pretty stable

Nope, I was to lazy to type. It's common sense.

 

[Rootber]

Use the profile tool in netbeans to profile your channelserver.
Let the server run for 24hours with players playing. After that just look trough your log carefully :

 

[kingpop91770]

I like pie.

 

[rice]

Nope, I was to lazy to type. It's common sense.

You wouldn't know common sense from a rock.

 

[LightPepsi]

Use the profile tool in netbeans to profile your channelserver.
Let the server run for 24hours with players playing. After that just look trough your log carefully :

The problem is JVM crashes easily when profiling, therefore it isn't a good idea.

 

[Blalx3]

I like pie.

random

i'm new to ms private severs and coding them, so if i say something noobish i'm srry
Back to topic~
odin sources/repacks are pretty stable, me and my friend where playing around on my sever and stuff like that for a few days and it didn't crash we got d/ced alot but the sever didn't crash until my friend did a wrong command -_-

 

[downloadmebitch]

Lol, suprised this is still alive.

 

[CioNide]

Eh, it has a lot to be improved.

 

[Rootber]

The problem is JVM crashes easily when profiling, therefore it isn't a good idea.

Samething with the odin profiling command?

 

[darknavi]

I prefer Vana over Odin, just because it seems more complete. Vana seems more stable in my past experience.

 

[Gmanpopinjay]

Because TimerManager uses SQL? I don't even understand how you're this stupid.

Classic knee slapper.:w00t:

 

[MoeZe]

Well, im a noob here looking forward to be good as you people in the future.


And i wanted to say, That if you have auto-save and auto-restarter would not be a problem for you right?

Even tho Auto-Save might cause some problems to your MySQL if you have lots of players online.

And even tho while reading this thread i saw some posts about RydahMs. True that RydahMs owner is a noob (No offense), Most of his Npc's are not working, its just there for fun as i see. And even tho his server may be will last for 2 days without no restarts, but the server will be so laggy and responds slow as hell. Which Means if you use HP pot, it will take up to minimum 20secs for it to occur.

@downloadmebitch the thread you started is very interesting i read it since post one xD till the end.

Im actually a beginner in this Server development skills, but i know basics. OdinMS seems really fked up, and do Nexon have the rights to sue you???

 

[GoldenKevin]

Why can't I delete this? o.o

 

[GoldenKevin]

How does the timer manager even work anyway? Create a new instance of a class that inherits Runnable, and override the run method to whatever you want and pass it to a method in timer manager? Couldn't you just create a new thread and let it sleep for the duration and then let it run the same behaviors (or is this basically the same thing)?