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Anyone else have timeouts when joining?
#1
I started up a server at pc.stephen3.com:25566 and I've noticed that after using the "restart" command, soft restart I guess, I can't join and end up with Disconnected by server, timed out. You can test now if you want. It's running on my 24/7 closet server. I'm using the unofficial windows nightlies by the only guy who does nightlies.

Oh and no mods whatsoever.
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#2
Hello, welcome to the forum.
That is mostly weird, because your server does respond to the serverlist pings, so it is *not* deadlocked. Any message in the console that would hint at the problem?

Is that a Linux or Windows server? If it's Linux, could you generate a core dump and send it to me, together with the executable? (tutorial in https://forum.cuberite.org/showthread.php?tid=631 ). Read that tutorial through and try to provide as much info as possible. There's no such tutorial for Windows, yet; however, you can download the freeware Taskinfo application from iarsn.com and right-clicking the MCServer process will let you generate the memory dump, too.

Btw, there's two of us doing nightlies, I'm doing the Windows ones, Bearbin is doing the Linux / RasPi ones Smile

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#3
Oh I said unofficial windows nightliesTongue I'll get a mem dump in a sec.
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Oh, sorry, I must have missed that Smile
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I made 2 dumps. The first one is with nobody on or anything:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ldruq0z8qa68g16

The second is during the 25 second timeout period while I was joining, so if that helps to see what the server is hung up on:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ucqpl183md1u1kq
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#6
Wow, good thinking, thanks. Which svn revision is that? So that I can match it to the PDBs.

I'm going home now, hopefully I'll get to the dumps in the evening.
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It's revision 1598 I'm 99% sure. Couldn't find an actual rev # but theres one zip of it in my downloads and the zip says 1598.
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This is the latest version: http://mc-server.xoft.cz/MCServer_Win_1602.7z
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#9
Nothing. Not a blip. The entire thing seems like it is working alright.
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#10
Got rev 1602 and still the same. Works fine until I soft restart with the restart command, then I time out. Does the dump give any indication what the server was waiting for? Some response from the client maybe?
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