Whats Faster Filesystem? -
RichyB - 18.08.2010
Well, I am basicly testing the Vortex RP system created by Calgon and he has a time set every 15 minutes which saves every account.
This causes the server to freeze while it saves, and noone can type commands for atleast 1 min for it to show up.
Its using DINI filesystem, and I was wondering is there any faster filesystem which can save faster? Which will let the server run normal at all times instead of freezing every 15 minutes?
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
PotH3Ad - 18.08.2010
These 2 are fast..
SII 2.0.6
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=58458
DJson
https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=48439
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
Calgon - 19.08.2010
Or you could just delete some files you do not need... you probably have like 300235823893 houses/businesses.
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
RichyB - 19.08.2010
Ive removed the houses and Businesses, I only had 3 houses and 3 businesses and it does the same.
Its with the saving of Userfiles.
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
Mike Garber - 19.08.2010
Remove the timer and put It's content (with modifying!) under OnPlayerDisconnect.
No need for a timer, only reason to save your data is because you exit the server.
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
DRIFT_HUNTER - 19.08.2010
Can we know your pc configuration?
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
RichyB - 19.08.2010
CPU - 3.00GHz
RAM - 2GB
Windows XP
Hardrive Space: 372.2GB
Anything else you need to know
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
Zamaroht - 19.08.2010
dini is totally NOT recommended for this kind of saving, since it opens and closes the file at every 'get' or 'set' command, and using it for a lot of players at the same time, with a lot of values each, will be killing your hard drive.
I don't know SII, but I'm currently using DJson for several stuff and it's working flawlessly. Yes, it works in 0.3b too.
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
ikey07 - 19.08.2010
In normal operation files should be saved only on GameModeExit,
User files only OnPlayerDisconnect and also only one file what mathes playerid.
I use usual samp file system, and its work just fine for me
Re: Whats Faster Filesystem? -
Cameltoe - 19.08.2010
I recommend Mysql! not flatfiles at all.