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[SOLVED] MCServer, Shutdown after startup..
#1
So..
No error or anything.
It boots up then shutsdown..

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/25f20540b63cc3fb09a7

No crash as well it seems so .. yeah.
running it on my raspberry pi, compiled today so.

Second boot it works correctly. but i still assume something went wrong.

Edit:
Could somebody delete this thread..
I was trying to copy a string. sending a ctrl+c.. shutting it down myself.
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How did you run the server the first time, did you use any wrappers such as "screen", or piped anything to the process ("echo hello | ./MCServer")? The server terminates gracefully if its stdin pipe has closed, so it could be the reason.
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(07-02-2014, 06:43 AM)xoft Wrote: How did you run the server the first time, did you use any wrappers such as "screen", or piped anything to the process ("echo hello | ./MCServer")? The server terminates gracefully if its stdout pipe has closed, so it could be the reason.

You can close this it was my fault..
used screen btw :p.
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