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Welcome to TheHonestJock's Rust server page, we operate a whitelist policy to try and avoid allowing hackers and exploiters into our server, everyone here wants to play fair and legitimately!

Please reply in the Access Request discussion to be added to the server whitelist.

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DayZ!

6 May, 2014 - TheHonestJock | 0 Comments

Hello all,

As Rust is more or less dead at the moment we have migrated to DayZ in the interim. Of course anyone who plays DayZ will know that there is safety in numbers so because of that would anyone like to team up?

We have our own server running on DayZ and all are welcome!

Let us know if you want to team up.

Cheers
THJ

***Major Issue Post Update***

7 February, 2014 - TheHonestJock | 0 Comments

Hello Guys,

You might have noticed issues with the server over the last 12hrs, this is a result of the latest update to rust which is causing memory leak on the server. This is a issue with Facepunch and they are working hard to resolve it ASAP.

Below is the release from Multiplay.

Hopefully this is fixed quickly!

TheHonestJock

"Hi folks,

We've noticed that some Rust servers are restarting really, really often (every 20 minutes).

Unfortunately this is caused by a MASSIVE memory leak in the game code which causes it to eat 1GB of RAM every 15-20 minutes on some servers - this is causing them to very quickly fill their allocations and get restarted.

Clanforge does shutdown servers softly and force a save first though so these restarts shouldn't cause any data to be lost.

Unfortunately as this is a problem with Rust itself, there's nothing we can do from our side to prevent this. Technically, allowing a server to use more RAM before we restart it would delay the restarts, but the leak is so big that it's just not worth trying - any increases we make to our limits wouldn't even dent it.

We've already contacted the Rust developers Facepunch about the problem so they are aware and hence hope to see an update released to fix this issue soon, so keep an eye on this news post for further info."