"inflation failed" on raspberry 2, can't start the server anymore
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Hi!
Any idea how I could fix this?
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Thanks for any hint!
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#2
Hello and welcome to the forum.

It looks like your world is corrupted. Is it generated by Cuberite, or was it imported from a different type of server?
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Can you upload the file r.-1.0.mca? Then we could debug it and looking what there is wrong.

Edit: Looks like you run a old version of Cuberite, because the file you start is named MCServer. Could you download the latest version and try to load the world there?
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(11-13-2015, 04:37 AM)Seadragon91 Wrote: Can you upload the file r.-1.0.mca? Then we could debug it and looking what there is wrong.

Edit: Looks like you run a old version of Cuberite, because the file you start is named MCServer. Could you download the latest version and try to load the world there?

Hm, I don't think it's an old version. I compiled cuberite on the Raspberry Pi 2 myself only a few days ago following this, using the compilation script:

http://book.cuberite.org/#1.2

and I do "sudo aptitude update / upgrade" regularly".

I took the "testing"-branch, not the "dev"-branch. But I switched to that one now (the machine is compiling at the moment...). I'll see, what that gives me :-)

Thanks anyhow for your comment!
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The testing branch is very old. Would suggest the master from github.

Edit: Or use the builds from the build site
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(11-14-2015, 08:40 PM)Seadragon91 Wrote: The testing branch is very old. Would suggest the master from github.

Edit: Or use the builds from the build site

Within
bash -c "$(wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cuberi...compile.sh)"
I now selected the dev-Branch, which translates to the master from github. Looks like it runs fine. Except when I activate this WorldEdit-Plugin:
https://cuberiteplugins.azurewebsites.ne....php?id=21
Then the players can crush it... I did not yet find out exactly how the did it. When I find out, I'll post it here.
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(11-13-2015, 02:44 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: Hello and welcome to the forum.

It looks like your world is corrupted. Is it generated by Cuberite, or was it imported from a different type of server?

Hi! Thanks for running this forum!
The world was created by Cuberite on the raspberry 2, using the "testing"-branch. I since switched to the "dev"-branch. Only minor problems now. Thanks!
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(11-15-2015, 08:35 AM)patsch Wrote: Except when I activate this WorldEdit-Plugin:
https://cuberiteplugins.azurewebsites.ne....php?id=21
Then the players can crush it... I did not yet find out exactly how the did it. When I find out, I'll post it here.

Does it crash the the server? Or do you mean the minecraft client from the player?
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(11-15-2015, 04:30 PM)Seadragon91 Wrote:
(11-15-2015, 08:35 AM)patsch Wrote: Except when I activate this WorldEdit-Plugin:
https://cuberiteplugins.azurewebsites.ne....php?id=21
Then the players can crush it... I did not yet find out exactly how the did it. When I find out, I'll post it here.

Does it crash the the server? Or do you mean the minecraft client from the player?

With the plugin acrtivated, the players could crush the cubrite-process on the Rasperry Pi 2 under certain circumstances, which I unfortunately have not yet documented. I just observed it on the terminal. the players are a few boys here in the direct neigborhood. Maybe I find the opportunity to do an "experimental" setup in the next few days, where I can observe the terminal and the activity on the client at the same time and document, what activity crushes the server process.
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