[Release] Server Restarter

04/06/2012 15:11 dOofkopf!�#1

So, jetzt kommt auch mal was von mir :)

Das Programm restartet den Server (GS,Login,etc), wenn er Crasht, oder wenn er nicht Existiert.
Es fehlt noch, dass er Restartet bei Debug Errors oder Out of Memory Errors.

Ich war zwar nicht so Kreativ beim Design aber immerhin Funktioniert er :

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04/06/2012 15:18 Voyd7#2

Danke. :)

04/06/2012 23:48 =Warmonger=#3

I have a few functions you might be interested in, that I wrote for my old AutoIt restarter. Also you don't need to distribute both x86 and x64 binary's. They both work exactly the same, the only difference is the 64bit compiler can make use of extra memory beyond PAE. So x86 will work on both 32bit and 64bit operating systems the same.

04/06/2012 23:49 dOofkopf!�#4

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Originally Posted by =Warmonger=

I have a few functions you might be interested in, that I wrote for my old AutoIt restarter. Also you don't need to distribute both x86 and x64 binary's. They both work exactly the same, the only difference is the 64bit compiler can make use of extra memory beyond PAE. So x86 will work on both 32bit and 64bit operating systems the same.

Im still going to be Sure that it work for all^^

04/07/2012 00:03 =Warmonger=#5

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Originally Posted by Testosteron�

Im still going to be Sure that it work for all^^

Windows 64bit uses a subsystem called WoW64, to run 32bit compiled binary's on a 64bit host OS. There is no way that x86 wont work on x64 machine, unless your application exceeds the 3.25GB barrier. Then it should be compiled for 64bit. The only other advantage of 64bit over 32bit is it uses double the physical bandwidth of the processor. But being coded in AutoIt which is a very slow scripting language, it wouldn't matter either way. Just letting you know, because distributing two different binary's can get confusing for users. When in fact they both do the same exact thing (except x64 wont run on x86 host OS). It will save you time in the future. Also make sure to obfuscate your code, else it can be unpacked and reversed very easily (people stealing your code and claiming it as their own). Trust me x86 will work on all machines, I've been making minor things in AutoIt for well over a year now. If you want proof compile two of the same programs like so.

Code:

$x = 0
$Timer = TimerInit()

While $x <> 500000
	$x = $x + 1
WEnd

MsgBox(0, 'Done', Round(TimerDiff($Timer), 0) & ' Milliseconds')

And run both of them, I doubt you will see any noticeable improvement with one over the other. Also take note that the x86 still works even tho your on a x64 machine. :)

04/07/2012 00:34 Wizatek#6

If a server crashes with a error then the application stays alive and the restarter will probably not detect it.

This is (a dirty) way to solve that
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04/07/2012 00:45 =Warmonger=#7

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Originally Posted by wizatek

If a server crashes with a error then the application stays alive and the restarter will probably not detect it.

This is (a dirty) way to solve that
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You can disable error reporting on most builds from the System Properties interface (System Properties -> Advanced -> Error Reporting -> Disable error reporting). Then them "bla bla has stopped responding" windows will stop popping up.