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Mabus · 06-18-2009, 07:07 PM

I have went over 400 hours up with absolutely no errors or issues (I log extensively), but then I wanted to add new code that had been compiled and was waiting. I modify far to often to let it rest that long. I love new coded content far to much.

Barring a physical server outage, other processes on the same server eating to much memory, or a MYSQL failure I firmly believe my code could run forever, but then again it is Java (CoffeeMUD derived, extensive modifications). One of the beautiful things about System.gc().

I have seen a DBZ MUD on my old (shared) server up over 2,500 hours. No clue on their code base, but I was impressed when I saw it on "top".

06-18-2009, 07:07 PM	#25
Mabus Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 213	Re: The amazing robustness of NiMUD 5 I have went over 400 hours up with absolutely no errors or issues (I log extensively), but then I wanted to add new code that had been compiled and was waiting. I modify far to often to let it rest that long. I love new coded content far to much. Barring a physical server outage, other processes on the same server eating to much memory, or a MYSQL failure I firmly believe my code could run forever, but then again it is Java (CoffeeMUD derived, extensive modifications). One of the beautiful things about System.gc(). I have seen a DBZ MUD on my old (shared) server up over 2,500 hours. No clue on their code base, but I was impressed when I saw it on "top".