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The Zero-K Server?

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8/10/2014 10:28:25 AMCZrankAdminLicho before revert after revert
8/10/2014 10:27:41 AMCZrankAdminLicho before revert after revert
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1 [quote]Who owns the Zero-K server?[/quote] 1 [quote]Who owns the Zero-K server?[/quote]
2 Licho 2 Licho
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3 [quote]What company hosts it?[/quote] 5 [quote]What company hosts it?[/quote]
4 OVH 6 OVH
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5 [quote]When did the developers realize Zero-K needed its own server?[/quote] 9 [quote]When did the developers realize Zero-K needed its own server?[/quote]
6 Huh? We always knew it.. I was hosting Spring server before Zero-K existed.. 10 Huh? We always knew it.. I was hosting Spring server before Zero-K existed..
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7 [quote]Where is the Zero-K server hosted, geographically?[/quote] 13 [quote]Where is the Zero-K server hosted, geographically?[/quote]
8 Roubaix, France 14 Roubaix, France
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9 [quote]Why can't the Zero-K server be privately hosted by one of the developers?[/quote] 17 [quote]Why can't the Zero-K server be privately hosted by one of the developers?[/quote]
10 They can. However because we collect data like awards and various stats and because its uber easy to cheat with open source, master server only accepts those data from verified official hosts. 18 They can. However because we collect data like awards and various stats and because its uber easy to cheat with open source, master server only accepts those data from verified official hosts.
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11 [quote]How does the server exist, as a VM or a physical machine?[/quote] 21 [quote]How does the server exist, as a VM or a physical machine?[/quote]
12 We have physical server hired. On it we run ESXI - one VM is for Zero-K and one for Spring (spring site, mail lobby server - uberserver) 22 We have physical server hired. On it we run ESXI - one VM is for Zero-K and one for Spring (spring site, mail lobby server - uberserver)