You called fwrite() on inalid file handle == 0, you should always check if a file is fopen()'ed correcly by checking its return value against 0 before writing to/reading from it. I also can admit that...

This is somewhere in printf/format, you probably messed something in format string or passed an argument of wrong type (e.g. integer instead of a string)

This is because data is too long and exceeds heap size (strings/arrays passed to publics are allocated on AMX heap) causing heap/stack collision. Try increasing heap size with #pragma dynamic. pawn ...

You did fclose() on 0 file handle

Are you sure that 'data' is not empty? And why are you using -1 as search start in strfind? It should be >= 0.

It crashes in fwrite(), most likely due to previously failed fopen()

Looks like you meesed up something in CallLocalFunction parameters, e.g. passed an integer in place of a string. You may want to try this plugin to see where it crashes.

Does this happen only to timers? Does crashdetect output something when they stop working?

Are you using the streamer plugin?

Quote: Originally Posted by [MP]Ditch Hey, ... Code: ---------- Loaded log file: "server_log.txt". ---------- SA-MP Dedicated Server ---------------------- v0.3c R2, (C)2005-2011 SA-MP T...

It's probably due to a buffer overflow (e.g. mysql_fetch_field_row overwrites the number of arguments stored on the stack so the AMX pops too much cells), the MySQL plugin doesn't check output string ...

This means you are writing to or reading from a file which isn't open