@Metaferssance My usage is consistently stable on any number of servers, meaning I use Server 1 with 100 threads. When I run a second server, it distributes the load between the two servers so that the total is 200. Also, I have an automatic problem from BAS, as the maximum running limit I have is 100 threads on one server or more; I will only get 100 threads. Is this because I am using the same key for fingerprints? Do I need a separate key for each 100 threads on two servers, or what?
XML file overwritten by BAS – is it possible to recover previous version from server?
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Hello,
I’m having a serious issue with a script created using BAS.
My script was modified about 10 minutes ago by the BAS software itself. After that, the project was reset to a factory/default state and now contains only an empty main, with all other logic completely missing.
I did not manually edit or reset the project. The overwrite/reset happened automatically after opening the project in BAS.
The script was not protected. When compiling, it was uploaded to BAS servers as usual, and I always used the “No protection” option.
Unfortunately, BAS does not provide any option to restore or roll back to a previous version, and I don’t have a local backup. Because of that, I wanted to ask:
Is it possible to recover or receive a version of myscript.xml from before it was modified?
Since the script was uploaded during compilation and used “No protection”, is there any chance that an older XML version still exists on your servers?
At the moment, this is the only possible way for me to recover the script, so any help or clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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