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Raspberry Pi Login Timeout
#1
Hello everyone,

I compiled MCServer on my Raspberry Pi and it runs fine with moderate CPU/RAM usage.

When I log in using a Windows client it hangs at "Logging in..." and stops after 20 seconds with a timeout (Disconnected by Server).

Is there a way to increase the login timeout? Or do you guys have an idea how to fix this otherwise?

Server output:
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[47ef1460|17:14:57] Client "192.168.0.2" connected! [47ef1460|17:14:57] New ClientHandle created at 0x4c0538 [486f1460|17:15:28] Deleting client "" at 0x4c0538 [486f1460|17:15:28] ClientHandle at 0x4c0538 deleted
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#2
Are you using a 1.2.4 or 1.2.5 client? Other versions aren't supported.

I have also noticed that the Pi has some console issues when sent to background using Ctrl+Z, bg - it outputs a few lines and then freezes.

Other than that, there shouldn't be any timeouts, since MCServer keeps responding to any input on the line in a timely fashion.

Did you compile in a release mode ("make release=1")? By default, make builds a debug mode executable that runs much slower (but still not slow enough to drop clients)
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I compiled with releaseflag and downgraded Minecraft. Everything works now. Thank you!
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