TFS 0.X How to understand why server crashes?

[hiwyn]

I put a test server in a host and after 3 months without crash, its crashing everyday...
How to check it?

 

[ralke]

You can run the server on cmd to see the crash before the server close

TFS 1.X+ - Console crash log

Hi, so my console is crashing and it's closing way faster then I can read the error message, is there somehow a way to see the crash log? Or maybe not let it close so that I can actually read the error?

otland.net

Lua - Server is crashing right after Server Save

Is there another method or something I can do? It crashes randomly like, once every 5 days or so... Here is the code: local config = { broadcast = {120, 30}, shallow = "no", delay = 120, events = 30 } config.shallow = getBooleanFromString(config.shallow) local function...

otland.net

 

[hiwyn]

You can run the server on cmd to see the crash before the server close

TFS 1.X+ - Console crash log

Hi, so my console is crashing and it's closing way faster then I can read the error message, is there somehow a way to see the crash log? Or maybe not let it close so that I can actually read the error?

otland.net

Lua - Server is crashing right after Server Save

Is there another method or something I can do? It crashes randomly like, once every 5 days or so... Here is the code: local config = { broadcast = {120, 30}, shallow = "no", delay = 120, events = 30 } config.shallow = getBooleanFromString(config.shallow) local function...

otland.net

i'm already running on cmd, i'm running on linux, but its a VPS, the connection was closed, i cant see the terminal no more
there is no logs? (i'm using 0.4)

 

[Loney]

i'm already running on cmd, i'm running on linux, but its a VPS, the connection was closed, i cant see the terminal no more
there is no logs? (i'm using 0.4)

Install gdb and then launch your server like this:

#!/bin/bash
ulimit -c unlimited
while true; do ./tfs --log-file "output.txt" "error.txt"; done

After crash, a dump will be generated in your server folder, to read the backtrace:

gdb tfs core

and then

bt full

 

[hiwyn]

Install gdb and then launch your server like this:

#!/bin/bash
ulimit -c unlimited
while true; do ./tfs --log-file "output.txt" "error.txt"; done

After crash, a dump will be generated in your server folder, to read the backtrace:

gdb tfs core

and then

bt full

i named a file with gdb.sh with:

#!/bin/bash
ulimit -c unlimited
while true; do ./tfs --log-file "output.txt" "error.txt"; done

but after i close ssh with server the server shutdowns...
how to mantain it online?

 

[Loney]

i named a file with gdb.sh with:

#!/bin/bash
ulimit -c unlimited
while true; do ./tfs --log-file "output.txt" "error.txt"; done

but after i close ssh with server the server shutdowns...
how to mantain it online?

screen -s otserver

Then run it

To close the screen use CTRL + A and CTRL + C, and to resume it:

screen -r otserver

Maybe you'll need to install screen first.

sudo apt-get install screen

 

[hiwyn]

screen -s otserver

Then run it

To close the screen use CTRL + A and CTRL + C, and to resume it:

screen -r otserver

Maybe you'll need to install screen first.

sudo apt-get install screen

let me see if i get it:

I should rename gdb.sh to otserver.sh

the first start i should type:
screen -s otserver

ctrl+c to shutdown the server (and if i had disconnected?)

and next times i start the server its
screen -r otserver

 

[Loney]

My bad, CTRL + A and CTRL + D to close the screen without shutting down the server (CTRL + C to shut down).
You can resume the console with screen -r and the name of the screen (in this case otserver).

You don't need to create a new .sh file tho, just run the full command directly into the new screen.