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Synology NAS OODLE messages

Open dagarnx opened this issue 1 year ago • 7 comments

OODLE USAGE WARNING : Destination buffer appears to be in uncached or write-combined memory! This is extremely slow. See "How do I decompress to graphics memory quickly?" in the Oodle FAQ. (Usage warnings can be disabled via Oodle_SetUsageWarnings.)

after running the server for a while in Synology, this error message will pop up in log,

Server is still able to have players but extreme rubber banding and glitches would start to happen.

dagarnx avatar Feb 06 '24 15:02 dagarnx

Synology 1522+

32gigs of ram

dagarnx avatar Feb 06 '24 15:02 dagarnx

Have you checked the in use memory when this happens? The dedicated server process appears to have a memory leak and will often reach 20gb+ every day.

ashleyjkell avatar Feb 07 '24 12:02 ashleyjkell

out of 32 gigs of ram, usage is usually 12-16gb on the process it self which saturates around 20gb out of 32gb of ram, It happens more quicker when more than one player is logged in

dagarnx avatar Feb 07 '24 15:02 dagarnx

I see it too, it happens immediately on server startup. It's not specific to this container. https://www.reddit.com/r/Palworld/comments/1ahaip7/palworld_linux_server/

jryanearl avatar Feb 08 '24 08:02 jryanearl

Happened to me as well, been running it on 923+ with 32Gigs of RAM.

My temporary fix to this is to schedule restarts few times a day to clear the mem.

ssenrober avatar Feb 10 '24 10:02 ssenrober

Can you tell me how to auto restart

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Happened to me as well, been running it on 923+ with 32Gigs of RAM.

My temporary fix to this is to schedule restarts few times a day to clear the mem.

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dagarnx avatar Feb 10 '24 11:02 dagarnx

Can you tell me how to auto restart On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 5:48 AM ssenrober @.> wrote: Happened to me as well, been running it on 923+ with 32Gigs of RAM. My temporary fix to this is to schedule restarts few times a day to clear the mem. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#301 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/BFR6D3R5VG7OHKZZJVNBXKTYS5GATAVCNFSM6AAAAABC4GKPPSVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMYTSMZWHE3TAMZTHE . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: @.>

so basically you can set up auto scripts under the synology control panel and go for the task scheduler, setup the period you want and draft a command like this

docker restart container_name

hope this will help but it's more of a temporary fix to me, pretty sure there's a better fix than this

ssenrober avatar Feb 10 '24 16:02 ssenrober

You can also set automatic reboots in the container: https://palworld-server-docker.loef.dev/guides/automatic-reboots

thijsvanloef avatar Feb 26 '24 09:02 thijsvanloef