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Hi all, after all, I am using the H5 Beta server.
Today I am testing the H5Beta, and I see that I have small minilags in server, I don't know why I have that problem, but im not sure if this is a small lag, or small paralisis, the npc stop hitting, and the characters stop hitting too. I am only testing the pack because I want to use it on a dedicated server, I have 2gb ram 1066, and a athlon II 250 and a dedicated hard drive only for the server and de mysql, Is a machine's problem? or is a configuration problem? Please, let me know where configs can cause this problem and thx for all.

Wrong moment to test it
There's some performance issues right now, dev team is working to fix them.

when I do it - I have no lags

L2j H5 is still BETA, so it's an unstable version.. But the real problem could be your machine Try to run the stable version - Freya and test if it lags too.

How many application (and witch?) running on your PC?

Lineage 2 + server programs (consoles and wamp), no more... I format the pc and reinstall the os, and now, im downloading the programs and other necesary programs to run the server, when I finish I tell you if it work, or not...

osiride wrote:Wrong moment to test it
There's some performance issues right now, dev team is working to fix them.

Should be ok now (if the problem was not yours, of course). Changeset 4819

antara wrote:Lineage 2 + server programs (consoles and wamp), no more... I format the pc and reinstall the os, and now, im downloading the programs and other necesary programs to run the server, when I finish I tell you if it work, or not...

omg, don't user wamp for live servers xD

remember that wamp is only for developer usage (minimal) and is limited by default.

better install apache, php & mysql by separate and properly.

Hello, I have a small question, I download mysql and php, but apache, what apache I need? apache for html? sory for the ignorance xD

for windows you can get binaries (httpd-2.2.19-win32-x86-openssl-0.9.8r.msi for example), for linux you should be able to set it up using your OS built-in tools (for ubuntu, for example, it should be smth like "sudo apt-get install apache").

All of them have in common the first part: "httpd".

Ok, thx, I download all the programs