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23-04-09
vinicius.edson

Server on 64Bits Down

I heard that the server perfect world does not work well on OS / 64bit processors. Is this true?

I am running my server on a Dedicated Core2Quad with 8gb of RAM, 100Mb of uplink, Debian Linux and it is having trouble connecting after 5 / 15 minutes of open server. It is also consuming 98mb of uplink and in a week has consumed more than 1TB of transfer. It is consuming only 80% of memory but the processor is working hard, practically 100%. This all happens without having 20 people not connected.

I use the server files that link, it was the only one who had added the new cauldrons in ADC.

http://forum.ragezone.com/f452/serve...-3-6-a-427634/

I appreciate if someone can help in this question.
23-04-09
ZiXStyle

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Actually I have server running on 64bt Ubuntu (Quad AMD, 8gb ram 1gb/s ethernet ^^) and it works even better than on 32bin os
24-04-09
beastie

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you can, you just need the 64 bit versions of the libraries for the pwserver and 32 bit libraries if you wanna use lampp and as the above poster said, it runs (well it seems to for me) better in 64bit
25-04-09
vinicius.edson

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Ok. So the problem is invasion. >.<
I would like to know how to protect my server of this type of attack.
11-06-10
Liza Deco

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Quote:

Originally Posted by beastie

you can, you just need the 64 bit versions of the libraries for the pwserver and 32 bit libraries if you wanna use lampp and as the above poster said, it runs (well it seems to for me) better in 64bit

Where I can get the 64 bit libraries?
11-06-10
jocizdark

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apt-get update
apt-get install ia32-libs

x)
15-06-10
lotus55

Re: Server on 64Bits Down

I like to catch a server, managed to solve your problem?
15-06-10
Liza Deco

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lotus55

I like to catch a server, managed to solve your problem?

What is a catch managed?
15-06-10
lotus55

Re: Server on 64Bits Down

I like to get a server, found a solution?
damn google translator.

sorry xD ~ ~
15-06-10
ronny1982

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Why using an 64 bit operating system just for pw-server?
ubuntu 32 bit server has PAE enabled kernel, this allowes up to 64 GB ram...
15-06-10
lotus55

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The consumption of 1 TB is common in a week? I'm finding a lot :S
15-06-10
Liza Deco

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ronny1982

Why using an 64 bit operating system just for pw-server?
ubuntu 32 bit server has PAE enabled kernel, this allowes up to 64 GB ram...

The prices for hosting 64-bit is very low, take a look, https://myhosting.com/virtual-server...ustom-vps.aspx 8GB memory less than $80 per month. But need 64-bit and VPS.
16-06-10
valhaiko

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pure 64 bit is better than PAE. PAE is using software to extend the memory mapping. Besides, all that's needed is just copy over the shared libraries.
16-06-10
ronny1982

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Quote:

Originally Posted by valhaiko

pure 64 bit is better than PAE. PAE is using software to extend the memory mapping. Besides, all that's needed is just copy over the shared libraries.

Yes "pure" 64 bit is better, but running 32 bit software on a 64 bit environment is not pure 64 bit. It also needs some kind of software emulation (the "hackish" ia32-libs)

Anyway if you don't have the choice to change your OS it isn't worth to discuss about it...