Errors Руководства

What the SVC_BAD network error means, why a plugin writing malformed messages is almost always the cause, and how to find and disable the offending plugin.

Why the whole server stalls the instant a plugin touches MySQL, the difference between blocking and threaded SQLX queries, how SQL_ThreadQuery avoids the freeze, and how to spot the offending plugin.

Why a server loops one map forever, the mp_timelimit-is-zero trap, how mapcycle.txt and the nextmap plugin decide what comes next, and pointing the engine at the right cycle file.

What 'Invalid Plugin' means in AMX Mod X: a corrupted upload or a file that is not a real .amxx, how it differs from version problems, the wrong compiler, and reading amxx plugins status.

Why bots freeze on a custom map, the navigation-graph files they depend on, how to auto-generate or download them for YaPB, and where the files must sit.

A methodical process for a HLDS/ReHLDS server that dies silently: enabling the debug log, reading a core dump, and bisecting Metamod and AMXX plugins.

When 100% CPU on hlds_linux is normal busy-waiting and when it is a real problem - pingboost modes, a runaway plugin, empty-server spin, and how to tell them apart.

When every non-Steam player shares one id, admin access and bans by SteamID collapse. Fix it with sv_lan 0 and a correct Reunion SteamIdHashSalt and client-id modes.

A Metamod plugin shows 'bad load' in meta list. What that status means, the real causes — wrong architecture, ABI mismatch, wrong path or platform tag — and how to fix each.

Why your sv_maxrate and sv_maxupdaterate seem to have no effect, which of these cvars need ReHLDS/ReGameDLL, the min/max interplay, and how to confirm clients actually get the rate.

Why server FPS collapses as the server fills, how sys_ticrate and the fps_max cap interact, the -pingboost and -sys_ticrate startup options, and how to diagnose whether it is CPU, a plugin, or the timing loop.

Why errno 111 is connection refused and not a password problem, the bind-address and skip-networking traps, opening port 3306, and proving the path before blaming the plugin.