[Request]Does anybody have this?

TheLeGend209 · 05/30/2009, 00:29

well my source uses a lot of ram and the VPS i use only allows so much ram to be used so is there anyway or any program to restart my source after it uses so much ram/memory? or is there any other way to avoid this other then get a new source!

~*Dutchess*~ · 05/30/2009, 00:43

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Originally Posted by TheLeGend209

well my source uses a lot of ram and the VPS i use only allows so much ram to be used so is there anyway or any program to restart my source after it uses so much ram/memory? or is there any other way to avoid this other then get a new source!

Im just take a leap and guess that you use binaries? if so nothing you can do about it

~~tao4229~~ · 05/30/2009, 01:26

Get a source that doesn't suckass.

© Haydz · 05/30/2009, 01:37

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Originally Posted by tao4229

Get a source that doesn't suckass.

What sexeh said.

~~PeTe Ninja~~ · 05/30/2009, 02:04

his server is LOTF.. well you could estimate how long it takes until the server used alot of ram and then make an autotimer to restart every that time... i would recommend a restart every 3-6 hours =]

~~tao4229~~ · 05/30/2009, 03:40

Considering LOTF is coded in C#, and then considering C# is part of the .NET framework, and then considering all .NET languages are compiled to IL and are garbage collected, you'd have to **** something up (and I mean hard) to get a memory leak. I don't know if you are getting one, but it sounds like it the way you're describing it.