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Originally Posted by Westingham
1.) It worked before, it works after, there is no reason for it to suddenly stop working.
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I remember when I had to experience that my server wasn't able to access files, means that a process CAN have a certain limit given by the OS. Most likely running as administrator will give the process FULL privilegs to handle with files.
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Originally Posted by Westingham
2.) All file handles are closed after being opened. This has been checked multiple times. I'm also pretty certain the non-threaded nature of SAMP makes this not possible.
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If you say so. But still a file can be opened by another process (doesn't mean it has to be opened by the server itself) such as for example an editor, which internally keeps its file handle opened and the OS won't allow another processes to handle this file.
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Originally Posted by Westingham
3.) With 8+ GB of RAM dedicated to a SAMP server that uses maybe 230 MB RAM, this doesn't seem likely.
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Doesn't matter, if a OS gives limits resources to a process. It only depends on how much it's set for processes on the OS.
