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Map Server crash on @autotrade.

 

- Fresh ubuntu 16.04 with gcc 5.4

- Latest Herc - no plugins

- The exact same setup works with windows 10. I assume its something with gcc compiling.

 

 

The only thing I receive is:

[Error]: Server received crash signal! Attempting to save all online characters!

 

@Edit

Remove the ExtVend from the post details because I tested without it and the same thing occurs.

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I just tested without the ExtVend and the same thing accurs.

 

 

Try to get gdb dump and post it here.

http://herc.ws/wiki/GDB

 

(If you are using old ExtVending, be sure to update it, I have updated it a month ago I guess.)

 

So.. I had some problems with the instructions.

 

Installed GDB, but the "ulimit -u unlimited" didnt work.

-bash: ulimit: max user cesses: cannot modify limit: Operation not permitted

 

Tried ignoring it and running "gdb map-server map-server.core". Dindn

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Reading symbols from map-server...done.
/home/ubuntu/server/map-server.core: No such file or directory.

 

Tried also "gdb map-server core" and didnt work also. Same thing but

/home/ubuntu/server/core: No such file or directory.

And yes, i compiled with gdb flags.

./configure --enable-debug=gdb --disable-lto
make clean && make sql plugins

 

Tried to ignore everything and run the server until it crashes. "bt full" command only print No stack, even after the bug happend.

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1) install gdb

2) run login/char-server normally.

3) run map-server by typing following commands

gdb map-server
run

4) Reproduce the bug and let the server crash

5) Check the ssh console, it might show the report

6) type 'bt full' and show all the output here.

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1) install gdb

2) run login/char-server normally.

3) run map-server by typing following commands

gdb map-server
run

4) Reproduce the bug and let the server crash

5) Check the ssh console, it might show the report

6) type 'bt full' and show all the output here.

 

You're a live saver.

 

Seems that the Hercules Battleground from Smoke is the issue.

I thought i wasn't running any plugins because I disabled everything in /conf/plugins.conf, but seems I was wrong. I remove hBG and its working fine.

Its still strange because it works on Windows, but thats ok for now.

 

Thanks Dastgir, today I learned something!

 

Here's the dump:

Thread 1 "map-server" received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00007ffff3f4c159 in hBG_statistics_parsefromchar (fd=9) at hBG.c:4014
4014            if ((hBGsd = getFromMSD(sd, 1)) == NULL) {
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1) install gdb

2) run login/char-server normally.

3) run map-server by typing following commands

gdb map-server
run

4) Reproduce the bug and let the server crash

5) Check the ssh console, it might show the report

6) type 'bt full' and show all the output here.

 

You're a live saver.

 

Seems that the Hercules Battleground from Smoke is the issue.

I thought i wasn't running any plugins because I disabled everything in /conf/plugins.conf, but seems I was wrong. I remove hBG and its working fine.

Its still strange because it works on Windows, but thats ok for now.

 

Thanks Dastgir, today I learned something!

 

Here's the dump:

Thread 1 "map-server" received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00007ffff3f4c159 in hBG_statistics_parsefromchar (fd=9) at hBG.c:4014
4014            if ((hBGsd = getFromMSD(sd, 1)) == NULL) {

Would it be possible for you to provide the full dump? please and thanks.

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1) install gdb

2) run login/char-server normally.

3) run map-server by typing following commands

gdb map-server
run

4) Reproduce the bug and let the server crash

5) Check the ssh console, it might show the report

6) type 'bt full' and show all the output here.

 

You're a live saver.

 

Seems that the Hercules Battleground from Smoke is the issue.

I thought i wasn't running any plugins because I disabled everything in /conf/plugins.conf, but seems I was wrong. I remove hBG and its working fine.

Its still strange because it works on Windows, but thats ok for now.

 

Thanks Dastgir, today I learned something!

 

Here's the dump:

Thread 1 "map-server" received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x00007ffff3f4c159 in hBG_statistics_parsefromchar (fd=9) at hBG.c:4014
4014            if ((hBGsd = getFromMSD(sd, 1)) == NULL) {

Would it be possible for you to provide the full dump? please and thanks.

 

That was the full dump. Is there any way I can get more infos?

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