[denNorske]

Well hello there

I was playing around with an old server i had today, and i discovered something really funny.
First of all, i had Crashdetect running on my server to detect errors, and there were a few of them when i started it. So, i went here to the forums, checking for solutions.

Anyway, all i did was simply adding this into my script:

PHP код:

public OnEnterExitModShop(playerid, enterexit, interiorid)
{
    return 1;
} 


And the error i had about public OnEnterExitModShop went away without problems... and replaced by a new error:
OnPlayerClickMap().

And, from before i know that there is one of my plugins crashing (did it on purpose), Whirlpool.so, and not the script (which the crashdetect plugin claims it to be);
Shouldn't the crashdetect notice the error in the script with the "WP_hash" function instead of blaming everything else in the script, which doesn't even exist?

Or am i wrong?

(Sorry about any spelling mistakes, it's 05:00 here, and i haven't slept in a while)

[xeeZ]

What error exactly?

[denNorske]

Quote:

[debug] Server crashed while executing ogsnew.amx [20:04:41] [debug] AMX backtrace: [20:04:41] [debug] #0 ffffffff in public OnObjectMoved () from ogsnew.amx [20:04:41] [debug] System backtrace:

and after that:

Quote:

[20:41:16] [debug] Server crashed while executing ogsnew.amx [20:41:16] [debug] AMX backtrace: [20:41:16] [debug] #0 ffffffff in public OnPlayerClickMap () from ogsnew.amx [20:41:16] [debug] System backtrace:

and there is no specific error, just changes between them every time (all of those errors does not point back to the plugin, for sure)

[xeeZ]

Try updating crashdetect to the newest version: https://github.com/Zeex/samp-plugin-...ases/tag/v4.13

[denNorske]

Oh thanks, that was way better!

But still, it would not detect if there is a corrupt plugin causing the server to crash.

[xeeZ]

Did you get a different error?

[denNorske]

Read my question once more please
I am asking about something, and i am not out after fixing this. I am asking, if there is a corrupt plugin / out of date plugin - Will the crashdetect possibly detect that it is the plugin and not the script?

[xeeZ]

No, it won't. It doesn't care about plugins and what they do, unless they do something that directly leads to a runtime error or a server crash.

If a plugin does something bad but that does not directly cause an error, e.g. writes past the end of the buffer you provided to it, you'll probably get an error but a bit later, maybe on next function call, and it wouldn't be possible for crashdetect to tell what it was that actually caused the error.

[denNorske]

Okay, thankyou for the answer

[xeeZ]

I actually expanded my answer a little bit but ok.