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Sscanf2 commands crashing the server when used 2 times. -
Unri - 03.01.2014
Hello. I have a weird problem which i cant resolve by my self. Im currently trying to place my server from windows to a centos host machine.
When I use a command 2 times, which uses sscanf, the server crashes. Anyone had this before?
Re: Sscanf2 commands crashing the server when used 2 times. -
Konstantinos - 03.01.2014
Load
crashdetect plugin. Update sscanf plugin. Re-compile the script with the latest version of the sscanf2.inc, upload and start the server. On the next crash, post your server log.
Re: Sscanf2 commands crashing the server when used 2 times. -
Unri - 03.01.2014
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Originally Posted by Konstantinos
Load crashdetect plugin. Update sscanf plugin. Re-compile the script with the latest version of the sscanf2.inc, upload and start the server. On the next crash, post your server log.
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Have done that already. Im not sure, but i think its actually logs that are crashing the server. Everytime the same log file gets edited, it crashes.
Could it be something with permissions on host?
Re: Sscanf2 commands crashing the server when used 2 times. -
Konstantinos - 03.01.2014
I don't understand what you want to say. Does it print anything in server log about the crash (in [debug] prefix)?
Re: Sscanf2 commands crashing the server when used 2 times. -
Unri - 03.01.2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by Konstantinos
I don't understand what you want to say. Does it print anything in server log about the crash (in [debug] prefix)?
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It does not. It just freezes the server and i must end its process.
Yep, im 100% sure now, thats they are logs, that crash the server.