[DiscordArchive] What you mean? So it's ok to kill the authserver and wordserver... I only kill the processes.. most
[DiscordArchive] What you mean? So it's ok to kill the authserver and wordserver... I only kill the processes.. most
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What you mean? So it's ok to kill the authserver and wordserver... I only kill the processes.. most time I only close the terminals. I'll be safe, right?
rektbyfaith
02-19-2022, 04:23 AM #1Archived author: L2S • Posted: 2022-02-19T04:23:50.269000+00:00
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What you mean? So it's ok to kill the authserver and wordserver... I only kill the processes.. most time I only close the terminals. I'll be safe, right?
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I use this method on another server which is on Java and there are offline shops in mysql, clans data and other players data, etc. ... same thing.. just kill the processes and nothing happened...
rektbyfaith
02-19-2022, 04:25 AM #2Archived author: L2S • Posted: 2022-02-19T04:25:43.881000+00:00
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I use this method on another server which is on Java and there are offline shops in mysql, clans data and other players data, etc. ... same thing.. just kill the processes and nothing happened...
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Personal preference.
Current windows server versions are stable and safe. Maybe not as fast and stable as Linux in all points, but since I'm using TrinityCore and not building the next Google data center backend, the only difference is the price, not the performance.
rektbyfaith
02-19-2022, 08:05 AM #3Archived author: Jinnai • Posted: 2022-02-19T08:05:38.740000+00:00
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Personal preference.
Current windows server versions are stable and safe. Maybe not as fast and stable as Linux in all points, but since I'm using TrinityCore and not building the next Google data center backend, the only difference is the price, not the performance.
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if you send sigterm/sigint it's fine, that's like typing in the shutdown command, but sigkill will terminate the process and all unsaved data is discarded. Modern cores are better with sql transactions than they used to be so you should have less partially written data than before, but it's still not great and crash exploits abusing it are very common. I don't use linux desktop very much so i can't say if closing it interrupts or kills the process. ctrl+c is _usually_ a `SIGINT`, which should be safe, but just murdering the host process probably isn't that nice
rektbyfaith
02-19-2022, 10:41 AM #4Archived author: <o> • Posted: 2022-02-19T10:41:17.253000+00:00
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if you send sigterm/sigint it's fine, that's like typing in the shutdown command, but sigkill will terminate the process and all unsaved data is discarded. Modern cores are better with sql transactions than they used to be so you should have less partially written data than before, but it's still not great and crash exploits abusing it are very common. I don't use linux desktop very much so i can't say if closing it interrupts or kills the process. ctrl+c is _usually_ a `SIGINT`, which should be safe, but just murdering the host process probably isn't that nice
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in development, I always murder my worldserver which usually causes a slight rollback to my test characters
rektbyfaith
02-19-2022, 10:43 AM #5Archived author: <o> • Posted: 2022-02-19T10:43:37.369000+00:00
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in development, I always murder my worldserver which usually causes a slight rollback to my test characters
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