Operation Revolution!

Bаne · 07/25/2011, 07:59

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Originally Posted by Warmonger1337

Well simply for the fact these server files are monstrous resource hogs. Trying to find a VPS with 8GB of ram and Xeon x2 or bigger is hard since your sharing your workload resources with other clients. A VPS would be a good server to run a development server off of. But probably cost just as much if not more then a dedicated one.

Most lage comapny's offer Dedi's too D:

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And you never answered my PM, that cut deap

T04STY · 07/27/2011, 20:16

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Originally Posted by [GM]Recover

as we said we just wanna fix gliches and move away from MSSQL 2000 and upgrade to 08 clean up the database etc

the serverfiles already work with mssql 2008, what do you want to upgrade

Kraim · 07/27/2011, 23:31

ive been waiting so long for someone like you guys,

finally someone tries to take the dekaron development to the next level !

good luck with the project!

btw one of the most important parts is to minimize the possibility to hack ingame("vac-hack",wallhack,speedhack,skillhack,..) i hope you guys find a solution on that

Bаne · 07/28/2011, 06:26

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Originally Posted by T04STY

the serverfiles already work with mssql 2008, what do you want to upgrade

We really figured that since every guide around here fetured using 2000, ofc we found out it works with 2008

Milenko. · 07/28/2011, 09:52

Sounds epic, keep updating everyone on the status of this project

Bаne · 07/29/2011, 00:47

AMD Phenom X6 (Dragon) 3.2GHz x6
8 GB DDR 1600
320 GB c:\ drive
1024 GB backup drive
i will add another 320 D drive for data
850 watt high power psu peak 1200

This will be the specs for the computer the files will be developed with!

-Team Nemesis (we changed it lol :P)

Edit: Remeber this thread is not about the server, it is about the FILES which will be released when done.

BioNicX · 07/29/2011, 00:53

Try to recruit people like HellSpider, someone whos good with ASM. I like using mssql 2000, 'cuz is fast to download and easy to install and to use, 08 version takes really long to download (enterprise version) and a lot of system reqs. But good luck though

~~=Warmonger=~~ · 07/29/2011, 19:08

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Originally Posted by BioNicX

Try to recruit people like HellSpider, someone whos good with ASM. I like using mssql 2000, 'cuz is fast to download and easy to install and to use, 08 version takes really long to download (enterprise version) and a lot of system reqs. But good luck though

Personally, I hate 2008 all together. Its such a heavy load for a SQL server as it sits. The installer is completely idiotic and the server doesn't have much benefits over 2005. I'm personally a 2000 user due to its simplicity and excel like table format. Tho I have became to liking 2005 as well. Tho either 2005 and 2008 have database size limits. This is why every guide runs SQL 2000. Due to the database backups being over 30gb in size restored. SQL 2005 has a 4gb database size limit, and 2008 has a 8gb size limit. Tho if you striped the databases down like Zombie already has then they would work fine on either 05/08. Why didn't people do that from the start? no clue.

@Bane
Post a

. This is the most important for any server, even developing. Your developers/testers don't want to be lagging the entire time. Figure I would throw that out there (sounds like a home machine is why).

Bаne · 07/29/2011, 19:29

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Originally Posted by Warmonger1337

Personally, I hate 2008 all together. Its such a heavy load for a SQL server as it sits. The installer is completely idiotic and the server doesn't have much benefits over 2005. I'm personally a 2000 user due to its simplicity and excel like table format. Tho I have became to liking 2005 as well. Tho either 2005 and 2008 have database size limits. This is why every guide runs SQL 2000. Due to the database backups being over 30gb in size restored. SQL 2005 has a 4gb database size limit, and 2008 has a 8gb size limit. Tho if you striped the databases down like Zombie already has then they would work fine on either 05/08. Why didn't people do that from the start? no clue.

@Bane
Post a . This is the most important for any server, even developing. Your developers/testers don't want to be lagging the entire time. Figure I would throw that out there (sounds like a home machine is why).

It is a local host, it's only for the development of the DB/server files though, the private server we will make won't be discussed here, as it is against boarde rules.