Bandwith monitor stops working...

[Felipe T]

Hello guys,

 

I'm having some trouble with the bandwith monitor. It always stops working, showing only "0 bytes/sec".

 

Does anybody here knows what's going on? I have to restart the machine to it come back working.

 

thanks!

[icekohl]

Have you checked auto refresh? Try uninstall and reinstall of WinPcap. http://help.tcadmin.com/System_Requirements

[LFA]

Check the service manager logs in /home/tcadmin/Logs/ServiceManager so we can see why it stops working.

 

You don't need to restart the server. Restarting the service manager will probably work:

cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor

./serviceman-service restart

[Felipe T]

Check the service manager logs in /home/tcadmin/Logs/ServiceManager so we can see why it stops working.

 

You don't need to restart the server. Restarting the service manager will probably work:

cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor

./serviceman-service restart

 

This restart command is not working in windows cmd

[SGNinja101]

Windows:

 

net stop TCA2ServiceMan

net start TCA2ServiceMan

[ogn]

Bump - I have the same issue, Any fix??

[Dennis]

I'm also having this issue. I was actually about to post a thread about it, but then I saw this one. I remember that I saw this work before 2.0.76.0

 

Edit:

I'm not having the issue that it stops. It just never starts.

Edited June 19, 2013 by DennisMidjord

[LFA]

If you check the service manager console log does it say "The packet capture library has been detected"?

[Dennis]

No.

 

EDIT:

Oh, it works on our Windows server, but not the servers running Ubuntu. Can't it be displayed on Ubuntu?

Edited June 20, 2013 by DennisMidjord

[LFA]

Make sure you installed libpcap. http://help.tcadmin.com/System_Requirements#Ubuntu_32bit

 

If you already installed it and it doesn't print the message look for the location of libpcap.so. create a symlink at /home/tcadmin/Monitor/libpcap.so pointing to that file. Then restart the service manager.

[Dennis]

I already had libpcap installed.

 

It's printing this when the service is started:

Starting the Monitor Web Service...

The Monitor Web Service has been started.

Starting the Task Scheduler...

The Task Scheduler has been started.

Starting the Game Monitor Service...

The Game Monitor Service has been started.

Starting the FTP Service...

The FTP Service (v1) has been started on 0.0.0.0:8821.

 

I've created a symlink from /home/tcadmin/Monitor/libpcap.so to /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcap.so.0.8. Now libpcap.so is in the Monitor folder, but it still doesn't start.

 

This is the command that I used:

ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcap.so.0.8 /home/tcadmin/Monitor/libpcap.so

[Dennis]

Is it correct what I have done?

[LFA]

Did you restart the service manager after creating the symlink?

/home/tcadmin/Monitor/serviceman-service restart

 

After restarting wait a few seconds and check /home/tcadmin/Logs/ServiceManager/console.log. It should say the packet library has been detected.

[Dennis]

Woooow... I restarted 3 times right after, and that didn't do anything... When I did it now, the whole thing is working perfect!

Thanks, mate.

 

 

Oh, the game servers have to be restarted in order for this to work, apparently.

Edited June 22, 2013 by DennisMidjord