07.11.2009, 20:51
What I can't understand, Is why you guys JUST show info regarding the issue, and nothing else.
I can tell you for sure, that when my internet gets capped to 5k, THEN I have network issues.
Random disconnects, and lost text, e.t.c.
So, I've been watching this happen, and automatically assume it's actually a bandwidth issue.
As soon as I up my limit on my net, It'll be fixed.
Then if the weather packs up, I end up with problems again (Wireless ISP).
I'd say, Use speedtest.net to check your speeds... Both to your local SpeedTest server, and to one that is close to your server.
I think that you'll notice you'll have a bad link/route somewhere...
As for the "issue"... Desync... Caused by packet loss, or traffic issues.
It may well have happened in 0.2 (I remember having a day where I got no clientmessages/ or just some clientmessages every so often, Not every time.
Quite often pages of /stats or anything get muddled... like line 1 line 2 line 3 e.t.c. will come through as line 3, line 1, line 2... (The order comes through mucked)
I've always looked at these occurances as network related, as it is, just TCP/IP doing what it does.
Check your net connections, for sure, from your local speedtest server and one local to your server... You may see that it's slow as on upload or downspeed. (Both will effect SAMP)
I can tell you for sure, that when my internet gets capped to 5k, THEN I have network issues.
Random disconnects, and lost text, e.t.c.
So, I've been watching this happen, and automatically assume it's actually a bandwidth issue.
As soon as I up my limit on my net, It'll be fixed.
Then if the weather packs up, I end up with problems again (Wireless ISP).
I'd say, Use speedtest.net to check your speeds... Both to your local SpeedTest server, and to one that is close to your server.
I think that you'll notice you'll have a bad link/route somewhere...
As for the "issue"... Desync... Caused by packet loss, or traffic issues.
It may well have happened in 0.2 (I remember having a day where I got no clientmessages/ or just some clientmessages every so often, Not every time.
Quite often pages of /stats or anything get muddled... like line 1 line 2 line 3 e.t.c. will come through as line 3, line 1, line 2... (The order comes through mucked)
I've always looked at these occurances as network related, as it is, just TCP/IP doing what it does.
Check your net connections, for sure, from your local speedtest server and one local to your server... You may see that it's slow as on upload or downspeed. (Both will effect SAMP)