Crashing Daily

[Thalador]

Before I say anything I have read ALL the threads regarding the crashing. There are no answers there.

I have one server running on Redhat EL3. It hosts 1 server and at most has about 50 people on at a time. For no reason it will stop responding, even though it still shows people connecting via the log file. This is happening about every 36 hours now, not exactly but you get the point.

Has anyone found any kind of a fix for this? I know I am not the only one this is happening to. What can I look for? How can I stabalize it?

[mrplastik]

/signed

FreeBSD 5.3, running teamspeak 2.0.20.1.

Randomly crashes regardless of user load, at totally arbitrary times.

This is absolutely not box-dependant, as this is a production server and has been replicated throughout my server farm.

Judging by the amount of Linux users having this exact same problem, I also suspect it's not limited to those running it in a Linux emulated enviroment. If TS were fully cross-platform compliant, I'd expect binaries in many other forms, aside from simply win32 and linux, which leads me to beleive that, perhaps the linux build is from a fairly linux-centric codebase. (typical non-ansi code, utilizing linux headers, etc.) Though I don't mean to get on my soapbox about writing proper cross-platform code, you guys have made a great product that aside.

-mpf

[Teh_lawls]

/signed

FreeBSD 5.3, running teamspeak 2.0.20.1.

Randomly crashes regardless of user load, at totally arbitrary times.

This is absolutely not box-dependant, as this is a production server and has been replicated throughout my server farm.

Judging by the amount of Linux users having this exact same problem, I also suspect it's not limited to those running it in a Linux emulated enviroment. If TS were fully cross-platform compliant, I'd expect binaries in many other forms, aside from simply win32 and linux, which leads me to beleive that, perhaps the linux build is from a fairly linux-centric codebase. (typical non-ansi code, utilizing linux headers, etc.) Though I don't mean to get on my soapbox about writing proper cross-platform code, you guys have made a great product that aside.

-mpf

I've seen this happen too, Even on my Fedora.

[Thalador]

But is there any help available? Hello developers?

[JJ - JMB Hosting]

Welcome to the never ending nightmare

-> http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=1244

-> http://forum.goteamspeak.com/showthread.php?t=12916

there is more on the story but as far as I know there hasnt been a fix made yet! :(