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Author Topic: Kaphost Blockland Servers  (Read 651965 times)

i wish that worked for me :(

Yea I just implemented code to do an object delete on connection disconnect.

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function CBALC::onDisconnect(%this)
   {
      echo("Disconnected, deleting TCPObject.");
      if(isobject(CBALC))
      {
         CBALC.delete();
      }
   }
You should probably use %this instead of the object name directly, in case there is more than one instance.

You should probably use %this instead of the object name directly, in case there is more than one instance.
That is most likely why I get failed connections when it's being used a lot.

dude
i have a fully functioning webserver running in pure loving torquescript
i've also dabbled in what you mentioned, although it was GET not POST

he doesn't give a stuff, just as long as you don't forget up and leave the connection open, leaving a bigass hole that can't be filled by connections.
uh
what i'm saying is this - delete the client tcpobject once you're done

Are you okay? Did you just take your Ritalin or something? Calm down.

i'm not worked up?
Did you just use your ten thousandth post telling me to take my Ritalin?





My guesses are that stuffty service by that 12-year-old that Lugnut busted.

My guesses are that stuffty service by that 12-year-old that Lugnut busted.
this



Servers are being weirdly laggy tonight.

yeah we just got hit by a stuffload of lag over at the bluzone.

it seems to have cleared up for everyone but me >.<