Accidental Multiples of Servers
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Accidental Multiples of Servers
Well I was trying to restart/turn off some R servers via remote ssh through Terminal. I used the screen -r server[#] command to access the console, then did cons: exit and ctrl+c. When I rebooted, it looked like there was a clone on the server list. Stupidity then led me to reboot all servers in order (1-4), as Titan had explained to me that servers needed to be booted in order to avoid clones. Anyway, there are now 16 R kansas servers floating around on the server list where there should be 4. Any solutions? Sorry about the server list acci-spam.

















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Re: Accidental Multiples of Servers
As the hoster, I took care of this. For anybody else encountering this problem, the easiest way to solve the problem it to reboot the Server that hosts the Game Servers.
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Re: Accidental Multiples of Servers
type in
ps ax
find the process ids of the clones, (just 3 from the 4 of each server)
and type in kill "id#"
ps ax
find the process ids of the clones, (just 3 from the 4 of each server)
and type in kill "id#"

