me1960
20-07-09, 12:53
How to solve the disconnecting client issue in CCcam
'' Your servers stay online, but the (active) clients seem to be disconnecting all the time. In CCcam PHP Info, you will notice most active clients are online no longer then a few minutes. Only a few (mostly with nok's) stay online. Non-active peers also stay online.
Run CCcam like this:
CCcam -d > logfile.txt
Do this for about 30 minutes. Depending on the number of peers, this file will become a few megabytes.
In this file, you will see this happening:
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xx.xx (nick), read result -1
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xx.xx (nick), read result -1
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xx.xx (nick), read result -1
etc..
A few steps back you will also find a line like this:
CCcam: client nick@nodenumber, running CCcam 2.0.x
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xxx.xxx (nick), bad command
Just block.remove the client mentioned in these last 2 lines from your CCcam.cfg and your problem should be gone. In the meantime you can contact this peer to see what happened and if he can solve this problem.
I hope this will save you guys the trouble of checking your peers one by one. ''
'' Your servers stay online, but the (active) clients seem to be disconnecting all the time. In CCcam PHP Info, you will notice most active clients are online no longer then a few minutes. Only a few (mostly with nok's) stay online. Non-active peers also stay online.
Run CCcam like this:
CCcam -d > logfile.txt
Do this for about 30 minutes. Depending on the number of peers, this file will become a few megabytes.
In this file, you will see this happening:
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xx.xx (nick), read result -1
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xx.xx (nick), read result -1
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xx.xx (nick), read result -1
etc..
A few steps back you will also find a line like this:
CCcam: client nick@nodenumber, running CCcam 2.0.x
CCcam: deleting client xx.xx.xxx.xxx (nick), bad command
Just block.remove the client mentioned in these last 2 lines from your CCcam.cfg and your problem should be gone. In the meantime you can contact this peer to see what happened and if he can solve this problem.
I hope this will save you guys the trouble of checking your peers one by one. ''