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Actually I was able to host 1 decent working server on my home connection (upload speed ~ 1Mbit/s). It was ok, but with my vps it's even better now.

It can be, if you are running a whole lot of servers. But I agree that memory and cpu are probably the limit. However, I don't even get anywhere near that limit with running 5 teeworlds servers and some other stuff on that vps that i pay 5€ for (I don't know right now, how much ram and cpu power i have).

There are cheaper offers. I host several servers and pay 5€ per month, I think that's acceptable.

just type this into the rcon:

record <name>

This will automatically record a demo and save it under the given name. to stop recording type

stoprecord

You can also use the server side automatic demo recording, just put these configs into your configuration file:

sv_auto_demo_record 1
sv_auto_demo_max <maximum number of demos to keep>

This will automatically create demos for each round.

it seems you are not the "owner" of the file on your server. How did you upload it to the server?

It seems kinda nice, but it does in no way fit to teeworlds, more to an epic fantasy rpg or something like that. I could imagine it running in the title screen of any zelda game, but not in the teeworlds menu.

Here is the current version: https://github.com/ghost91-/teeworlds/tree/survival
It's far from finished though.

Actually the hardware used in personal computers is not meant to be running 24/7. Most servers use special hardware that was created for this sole purpose, so in fact running your pc 24/7 might not be good for your computer. If you are really intending to host a server 24/7 I highly recommend renting a dedicated server or at least a virtual private server.

1. I really don't think this post is recent anymore, look at the date when commenting something please.
2. If you read the config from the first post, you would see that guy was using the race mod.

Here you go: http://net.pku.edu.cn/~course/cs101/200 … nguage.pdf

In fact this is a book, but it's in form of a pdf.

So to get this clear: You want to run a DDRace server and an instagib server. The DDRace server is running correctly, but for the instagib server no port works. Where did you get the binary for the instagib server from? are you running the server on a dedicated server/vps/whatever or on your home pc? Just tell us a bit more about your setup so we can understand the problem.

You can just sort the demo files by size and then delete all files that are below a certain size. The size increases with the length of the demo, so you can easily delete demos that are very short.