Posts by BakermanLP

    BakermanLP: I've updated the trigger feature to allow capturing logins, see version 1.50 and "/sampler trigger login". It'll capture every login, but the first number in the filename has the spike length in ms, so you should eventually see a problematic one. I'd like to have a look at the nps file if you manage to obtain a sample for a long pause.


    I've tried the new sampler version. Here are my results:
    - Server timing after client has started: 673 ms ( File: http://projectret.de/files/login-673-23191181704.nps )
    - Server timing at next login: 23ms ( File: http://projectret.de/files/login-23-23191583546.nps )


    Client (via log messages);
    - Client timing after client has started: 08:33:10 to 08:33:56 = 46 sec
    - Client timing at next login: 08:40:03 to 08:40:22 = 19 sec


    My results so far:
    - Server timing doesn't seem to be a problem
    - Client timing seems to be a problem, but this isn't mesureable in any way, or?


    Additional information:
    - Modpack: https://github.com/BakermanLP/ProjectRETv8
    - Forge 1492


    Logfiles (Client):
    - First login after clean restart of client: http://pastebin.com/wLra7LWE
    - Client Log next login (no client restart): http://pastebin.com/H52WY6n6

    Hello there,


    I've got a more technical question. We are building a new modpack at the momen. When we connect to our server, we get somtimes a timeout. Is there any way to monitor / measure, what happens during the login procedure?


    Thanks for some hints


    Michael (aka BakermanLP)

    Hi there,


    I have got a problem on our ProjectPhoenix Server. There are chunks loaded and won't unload. There are no chunkloaders inside these chunks.


    Code
    /sampler chunkinfo -809 -468 
    [13:05:05] [Server thread/INFO]: Chunk at -809 / -468 (-809 / -468), dim 0:
    [13:05:05] [Server thread/INFO]: loaded: true, populated: false, lit: false
    [13:05:05] [Server thread/INFO]: relit: true, ticked: false, ready: false
    [13:05:05] [Server thread/INFO]: EBS alloc: 4 / 16, 0 with msb array (xxxx............)
    [13:05:05] [Server thread/INFO]: Tile entities: 0
    [13:05:05] [Server thread/INFO]: Entities: 0


    This is the chunkinfo and here is the question. What does relit means?

    Just testing the new releases and got an error:



    The versions I used:
    - GalacticGreg-1.1.jar
    - gregtech_1.7.10-6.00.02.jar


    All configs under config/GregTech were deleted befor starting the modpack.

    Got an error with fastcraft 1.16 on my server. Player logs on and then:


    Hello,


    I tried to use fastcraft and sampler in my server environment, but I am getting a server crash.


    Most recent information about the modpack "ProjectRETv7" can be found here: https://github.com/BakermanLP/ModpackProjectRETv7


    I am using oracle-jdk-bin-1.8.0_25 and here is the crashlog:


    http://pastebin.com/j07nTxKE
    (Was to long for this forum :D

    Hello there,


    I ran into a problem regarding industrial-craft the experimental builds. It has something to do with applied energistics, but i am not able to find the problem.


    Here are the version numbers and some other information:


    OS Linux
    Java oracle jre 1.7.0.25
    Minecraft 1.6.2
    Forge 846
    Industrialcraft 2.0.131
    appeng 13b


    The error:


    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] [SEVERE] [ForgeModLoader] Caught exception from IC2
    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: scrapboxDrops
    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] at ic2.core.item.ItemScrapbox.init(ItemScrapbox.java:93)
    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] at ic2.core.IC2.load(IC2.java:995)
    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
    [2013-09-02 13:31:55] at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)


    The confusing stuff is with appeng 12b it works. So it's kind of cross mod compatibility issue.


    Do you know, what this could be?
    Thanks for reply


    Michael (aka BakermanLP)