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Servers constantly restarting. - Moglizorz. - 21.01.2010

Title pretty much says it all..

Server.log shows me:

Quote:

Server not running (possible crash), restarting.

I have been told it may be because it's looking for like a script file that's not there, but so far I have found none.
If you can help me and need to view my script add me on MSN:

ryanandrewsimpson@hotmail.com

Thanks in advance,
Ryan



Re: Servers constantly restarting. - Perker12345 - 21.01.2010

Try some commands?
If the server restarts after a command then remove the command.
Like i had a problem with my /changename after i changed the command alittle, it crashed my server when ever somebody wrote the command.


Re: Servers constantly restarting. - Moglizorz. - 21.01.2010

Nope, it does it without any commands being processed, tested it.


Re: Servers constantly restarting. - Moglizorz. - 21.01.2010

BUMP. Sorry to be buggish but I would like this to be fixed asap, annoying as hell.


Re: Servers constantly restarting. - Moglizorz. - 21.01.2010

BUMP.


Re: Servers constantly restarting. - Perker12345 - 21.01.2010

Maybe a filterscript?
Check what you added last, then try to remove it one by one.
Or try unload all filterscript, then load them one by one to check which one bugs it.


Re: Servers constantly restarting. - Joe Staff - 21.01.2010

You could also have an open loop(never stops) or maybe your script has an odd circle

pawn Код:
forward Callback1();
forward Callback2();
public OnGameModeInit()
{
  Callback1();
  return 1;
}
public Callback1()
{
  Callback2();
}
public Callback2()
{
  Callback1();
}