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RE: Small Error - xoft - 03-14-2012
Source code is available from the Google code (link is on MC-Server's main page, https://code.google.com/p/mc-server/source/checkout ). You need an SVN client to download the code. If on Windows, I suggest you use TortoiseSVN as it's the de facto standard as far as GUI SVN clients go. On Linux, you'll need to study some commandline around the svn command
Despite what the google page says, non-members can check out both from http and from https. You don't need any kind of account to download the source read-only; however, you'll need an account if you ever become an active developer wanting to commit changes to the sources.
As for the large log file, no idea about that. I'm not sure you could type that many console commands that it would fill several GiBs. I remember reading about a *nix issue that would cause an infinite loop when using something like "echo restart | ./MCServer", but I was never able to replicate that behavior.
RE: Small Error - Rankotjuh - 03-15-2012
(03-14-2012, 06:20 PM)xoft Wrote: Source code is available from the Google code (link is on MC-Server's main page, https://code.google.com/p/mc-server/source/checkout ). You need an SVN client to download the code. If on Windows, I suggest you use TortoiseSVN as it's the de facto standard as far as GUI SVN clients go. On Linux, you'll need to study some commandline around the svn command
Despite what the google page says, non-members can check out both from http and from https. You don't need any kind of account to download the source read-only; however, you'll need an account if you ever become an active developer wanting to commit changes to the sources.
As for the large log file, no idea about that. I'm not sure you could type that many console commands that it would fill several GiBs. I remember reading about a *nix issue that would cause an infinite loop when using something like "echo restart | ./MCServer", but I was never able to replicate that behavior.
As far as my troubleshoot goes it seems to be a local error, maybe it has something to do with the fact I ran the command ./MCServer several times in the same terminal (because it kept shutting down) and to keep it readable used the command "clear", maybe the interpreter mistook it for empty commands and placed them as junk which created the 113,6 GB. Thanks for the tip about the SVN client, most of my scripting I do on Windows, I'm actually thinking of downloading a multi OS IDE for C/C++ like KDevelop. And if I could ever help I'll let you know
But for now I should just be studying C++ a little more. Though I don't mind studying command lines, after all we're all techies right we get the job done no matter what
RE: Small Error - FakeTruth - 03-15-2012
The empty command spamming is a bug I found a long time ago on Ubuntu (or all Linux?), I thought it was fixed, guess not
