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is it just me that has this issue?
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Is there anything I can do to fix the sounds? The zombies sound like they're right on me even though they're a good 200 meters away. I also hear the sounds from directions where there aren't any zombies (confirmed with ESP.)
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Works now. Probably just a hang.
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After joining my new exile server with this being the only addon, all I see is this: http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/492402149913733422/A964FC341E60AD7D4A0F0FB9633BEF36C7374637/ I was able to join and play just fine prior to adding this mod. Any ideas?
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Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
Well, posting there didn't do any good. I don't know what is causing this segmentation fault, nor do I know how to figure it out. I guess I will give up on the linux server and try windows, as much as I hate the thought of it... -
I am going to try reinstalling everything and see if that helps. It's a fresh install anyway. Also, my crash only occurred when I used this addon.
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Yes, the following are default: exilez.pbo, basic.cfg, config.cfg except passwords & hostname changed. edit- perhaps I can enable a debug output of some kind? edit 2 - alright, it looks like I'm getting a segmentation fault. edit 3- i tried going from libc6 2.19-18 to 2.21-8 and the message went from segmentation fault to "Killed".
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My server is crashing within a minute of boot when I use this addon. I am using the performance build of the server binary, v20, on Debian 8. If I remove @exileserver/addons/exilez.pbo, the crashing stops and the server boots fine. Here is my screen output log: Any ideas?
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Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
Right. I should be posting this in the ExileZ thread instead. -
Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
At this point, I can create my character on the server using exile mod, badmin, and @ryanzombies, but if I put the ExileZ 2.0 addon in to the @exileserver/addons directory, the server crashes about a minute after booting. Here is my current log: Oh, and I am also using the performance build of arma3server as recommended in the authors post. http://exile.majormittens.co.uk/topic/9353-exilez-2/ -
Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
Okay, I resolved that by removing strict mode in MySQL. I thought I had done this before but apparently I never saved it. I will now try the ExileZ addon and see what happens. -
Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
I am using that ini and I get that error in the console. -
Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
I have reinstalled exile without any additional addons. I have not touched any pbo files and all I have changed are the passwords in the config.cfg and ext-db.ini. Now the server loads, but I still get the error I mentioned in my previous post n the second spoiler. When I go in game and select a spawn, I also get this error: Then in the SQL log file: I double checked the passwords in the config file and they are correct. I have setup a clean database with the included SQL file. $ mysql --version mysql Ver 14.14 Distrib 5.6.29, for Linux (x86_64) using EditLine wrapper -
Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
Okay, the problem with the SQL was case sensitivity again. So I fixed that and the MySQL error disappeared, however, the server still shuts down after about a minute. New log: What's up with this bit? -
Server shutting down shortly after start up, new server install
bored replied to bored's topic in Linux
Wow, that's embarrassing, I don't know how I missed that. That would explain the delay before shutdown too. I will look in to it, thanks for pointing that out.