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Originally Posted by SecretBoss Buffer overflow means that your string has more cells than it can hold for example Code: CMD:test(playerid) { new message[100]; if(sscanf(params, "s[144]", message)) return 0; new string[100]; format(string, sizeof(string), "%s from id %i", message, playerid); SendClientMessage(playerid, -1, string); return 1; } I remember facing such problems but the server never crashed I hope my info helped you out

Sscanf automatically discards the excess hence the warning (afaik)? I don't think we're even meant to have only "s[144]", am I wrong?

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Originally Posted by PawnHunter I got a problem similar to this once, I defined a global string and after some time the string changes to random characters but never fixed it, had to re-create the whole thing I made..

Very similar, if not, the same issue.

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Originally Posted by Golimad Did you run your server on localhost to check if it does the same thing?

Not yet, because it happens after a few hours.