22.05.2015, 04:48
Hello, i've got this problem since few months.
I'm coding a gamemode using BlueG's MySQL R5 plugin on Windows 7 32 bit. When i started this gamemode (still on Windows 7 32 bit) it was working fine in Windows, but i had to format my HD and the backupped version of my gamemode was crashing instantly. No errors in server_logs, and the last log on mysql_logs was the mysql_fetch_row.
According to crashdetect, mysql_fetch_row really crashed the server. I couldn't understand what changed. The gamemode script was the same (tried with other MySQL versions too, nothing changed), i also tried creating new gamemode/filter scripts, but it was still crashing.
The only solution i've found to make it work, is setupping a Debian 32bit VH (on my windows 7 32bit partition) and updating the gamemode via wget/filezilla. But i would really like to get it working on Windows, because it would be very easier test things.
Please, before reply read the topic. Don't say things like "have you updated your MySQL version?" - "use this function instead", because the same script is working on my Windows XP partition and in my Debian VH (with .so plugins of course)
I'm coding a gamemode using BlueG's MySQL R5 plugin on Windows 7 32 bit. When i started this gamemode (still on Windows 7 32 bit) it was working fine in Windows, but i had to format my HD and the backupped version of my gamemode was crashing instantly. No errors in server_logs, and the last log on mysql_logs was the mysql_fetch_row.
According to crashdetect, mysql_fetch_row really crashed the server. I couldn't understand what changed. The gamemode script was the same (tried with other MySQL versions too, nothing changed), i also tried creating new gamemode/filter scripts, but it was still crashing.
The only solution i've found to make it work, is setupping a Debian 32bit VH (on my windows 7 32bit partition) and updating the gamemode via wget/filezilla. But i would really like to get it working on Windows, because it would be very easier test things.
Please, before reply read the topic. Don't say things like "have you updated your MySQL version?" - "use this function instead", because the same script is working on my Windows XP partition and in my Debian VH (with .so plugins of course)