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Old 02-08-2009, 07:58 PM
cubber
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Default SharedMemory issues

I just built a new gentoo server using the minimal cd. Then I just installed Apache, Mysql, and PHP on the server as well as eqemu. I pulled down the latest svn rev 308 and built it. I then moved my old db from my old server which was running gentoo and svn rev 291. I updated the db to the latest in cvs rev 303 then applied the rev 304 update in the utils/sql/svn folder.

When I started the server for the first time I get this error:
Code:
SharedMemory->datasize(0) != iSize(44684392), We can rebuild him faster better STRONGER!
Which most of us have seen before form these 2 threads:

http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/sho...ghlight=shmmax

and

http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/sho...ghlight=shmmax

I increased the kernel.shmmax size to 128M before I even installed the EQEMU server. Because I had anticipated this issue would surface if I did not do so before installing the emulator.

Notice how the shared memory size in the error increased since the previous threads. I even tried bumping the kernel.shmmax size to 192M without any luck.

I then updated my old server to the latest svn and db so they matched the new server, and it does not exhibit this issue. The kernel.shmmax size is set to 128M on that server.

Any ideas?
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