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Debian x64 supports an 32 bit install via apt-get? Would be weird. I did it using this tutorial... Now it says: libncursesw.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory ERROR: Could not load ./core.so * Check installed data files. Press enter to continue... OMG.... i tried apt-get instal libncursesw and to download it manually but it doesn't work... I added a link for the libncursesw. If the way you installed it worked before, it should work for libcurses, too.

I tried to figure out why serverFFS had a bug with the 1.1 version, but I failed.

https://forum.multitheftauto.com/viewtop ... b8ca6ccedc

He was talking about object sync. Not about anything else.

Whats up in 1.1?

Whats "read"

Sound is fixed. Also: I added a Basemode server. Another failure? YES!

I don't know about any random blow up bug.

In fact you can simply copy the linux files into your windows folder since windows will ignore the .so files anyways.

https://forum.multitheftauto.com/viewtop ... 02#p367207 Solved all problems there for a minimal installation. MTA 1.1.

Linux Debian 32 bit? Debian 64 bit?

Thats only half-right: As a host in Germany you ARE responsible for the content, unless you prove that you DIDN'T do it. Having a fight with the German GEMA always results in at least 500€ of loss, even if its just for the lawyer. They simply don't give up.

Lower the "gfx graphic" to 128 or even 64 MB. Lets see if that fixes the FPS issues.

Well, I only trust myself, even though it might not be as professional as serverFFS - but I can trust my servers. Even though I have to work through bugs like http://djlab.com/2010/10/fixing-rtl8111 ... an-ubuntu/ to get it working and blamed MTA for it

I actually do it for free, as a hobby, which saves me from stupid requests and DDoS attacks, also I can choose whose server I am going to host. Still its annoying sometimes.

My shaders switch off at approx. 25 FPS and lower. Also I wonder what that has to do with Microlags. Normally Microlags are either the program's, or the harddisc's fault (that includes the wrong cache size - it increases the harddisc usage). If the framerate would drop constantly it would be shaders, of course. Switching off shaders in MTA client side was closed: http://bugs.mtasa.com/view.php?id=6438 and they are sort of right, even though I still think some programmers can't handle shaders yet.

Has to do with the bottleneck between GPU and Computer... But if it helps, its great to know.

Katrina, can you somewhat check your harddisc usage during that time? Also, I think there is an option to reduce the counts of objects streamed in, can you reduce that?

Doublepost, I know. But: #!/bin/bash MTA_VERSION="1.1" TARGET_FOLDER="./" SERVER_NAME="mta-server" mkdir $MTA_VERSION cd $MTA_VERSION wget "http://linux.multitheftauto.com/dl/110/multitheftauto_linux-$MTA_VERSION.tar.gz" tar xfvz "multitheftauto_linux-$MTA_VERSION.tar.gz" aArray=$(ls | grep -i "multitheftauto_linux-$MTA_VERSION") for currID in `echo $aArray` do echo "$currID" | grep -i ".tar.gz" if [ $? -eq 1 ] then FOLDERNAME=$currID fi done echo "------------" echo "$FOLDERNAME" echo "------------" cp -ruf "$FOLDERNAME"/* ./ rm -rf "multitheftauto_linux"* cd .. cp -ruf ./$MTA_VERSION/* ./ #mv -fu mta-server $SERVER_NAME rm -rf ./$MTA_VERSION Updates your Linux server to the newest version.

#!/bin/bash MTA_VERSION="1.1" TARGET_FOLDER="./" SERVER_NAME="mta-server" mkdir $MTA_VERSION cd $MTA_VERSION wget "http://linux.multitheftauto.com/dl/110/multitheftauto_linux-$MTA_VERSION.tar.gz" tar xfvz "multitheftauto_linux-$MTA_VERSION.tar.gz" aArray=$(ls | grep -i "multitheftauto_linux-$MTA_VERSION") for currID in `echo $aArray` do echo "$currID" | grep -i ".tar.gz" if [ $? -eq 1 ] then FOLDERNAME=$currID fi done echo "------------" echo "$FOLDERNAME" echo "------------" cp -ruf "$FOLDERNAME"/* ./ rm -rf "multitheftauto_linux"* cd .. cp -ruf ./$MTA_VERSION/* ./ #mv -fu mta-server $SERVER_NAME rm -rf ./$MTA_VERSION Script to automatically download and update MTA 1.1 for linux.

Some may ask why your hosts "plain suck", others may ask why some are such expensive. Do you want to hear why? I am hosting servers myself. Well, its a private hobby of mine, and no, you won't get one. But as a matter of fact, hosting sucks. As soon as someone is new to scripting expect him to use at least 3 GB of RAM and one 3 GhZ core. If you don't provide that, you SUCK, and you suck BAD. And, don't expect that to be all. If you host, never, I repeat: NEVER even try to limit your bandwidth. They need it! They need it bad! They need it HARD and PERMANENT up their... servers! For their high-poly car models that shine in the sun, for their 130 MB of HipHop that will make any lawyer sue YOUR face until YOUR nose bleeds because YOU hosting the mp3's, and not him! Now, go ask yourself if you really want to host a server.

Well, even the released 1.1 servers have some problems.

Instead of complaining, try to find out WHY there is bugs. Its easier to solve stuff if you know when it happens. Currently I am tracking back the ASSERT error when a sound plays, even if its just to slap Cazo for the lulz. He kicked me off #mta several times!

I am sorry guys, until the assert error is fixed, no sounds for you. The servers were, of course, updated.

Sorry if i'm not the biggest fan of streaming the same sounds over and over and over again.