From what I know, there is no way you can. Priorities are managed by the either the networking drivers/card or the firmware of the switch. Unless you are a coding wizard, I can't see a way to do it. Like I mentioned before though, you should be able to cap the data rate of any torrents. I am curious...

After working on this for a few more hours(and after some sleep) I have figured out what i was doing wrong. I feel so stupid. I had forgotten to put "--" in front of an argument for setting the exec path. I am so dumb. Just in case other have the same issue, ill post my working systemd fil...

I would say that the issue is one of two things 1: Your USB-Ethernet is made to be used in a USB 3.0 port, and you have it plugged into a 2.0 Port 2: (To the best of my limited knowledge) Since Factorio and Torrent end up having the same Networking priority(or Factorio ends up with a lesser priority...

So I followed the instructions in the linked post, and running the test works just fine. Even in the systemd file, i can create the test.zip file. however, when attempting to launch it with the normal server arguments: [root@Snowbird system]# systemctl daemon-reload [root@Snowbird system]# systemctl...

Aha! I missed that when I went skimming through the forum. Thanks for posting the link.

As for screen and systemd being used together, it is possible, and not that hard. they do play nice. I use that strategy with my Minecraft server, it allows me to get to the console(you normally cant when its hidden behind sys d) and easily swap between/host multiple minecraft worlds. all you have t...

During my latest server update, I switched my Factorio version from .15 to .16.36(latest stable). before the update, everything ran well, and I had no issues. after I updated to .16 however, I no longer can launch the game, and Factorio wont generate any logs of it's own. After digging through the S...

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Soundm, a few quick questions that might resolve the problem. Are you hosting a server as well as the game on the same computer? Does it crash when mods are not installed? Have you updated to 15.6, the latest patch?

One could say that since you haven't observed it yourself. It doesn't exist yet. Or could be just a lie. (Scrodingers cat, and quantum observation)

Turkey carving. (With cranberry sauce)

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Like I mentioned before, I am not a network engineer, so you could be right.From what you understand of networking, what do you think is causing SpaceRedleg's problem? According to my knowledge, TCP/UDP are the packet transport Layers, used by any Application. The applications then have their own la...

I did a bit of internet searching for you, and i leaned a few things: 1: things like Firefox check TLS settings for part of the HTTPS security checks (see:https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/secure-connection-failed-error-message) 2:WIndows 10 has been having some TLS and RDP issues intermittently,...

Now that I have had a chance to get home and fix this, i have found the issue! Posila was right, 755 wasn't good enough. i upped it to 767, and it works great.

Just goes to show, check everything you have control over before calling it a bug.

Thnaks for all the help!

Thanks for taking a look at this posila. I'm also glad I can still read an error report. I did see that in the log the first time round, and I tried to fix it by running. Chmod 755 on the factorio directory. It didn't fix it,and I tried rebooting the whole server to see if it just didn't update the ...

Hope you can get it fixed. Good luck!

Just a shot in the dark here, but does it persist in a brand new world, not a previous save? And have you tried removing and reinstalling a Clean factorial install?

why is the save system needing ram to save? wouldn't that need hard drive space? Every process needs RAM, saving is an additional one and therefore needs additional RAM especially for compression. And why can the server host and run the game if it is a ram issue? No idea what you mean by that, host...

-Loewchen That would be a possibility I am willing to accept, however, Factorio has access to over a gig and a half of ram for a headless system. And while a am aware that low ram can cause problems, why is the save system needing ram to save? wouldn't that need hard drive space? and why can the ser...