GG, well played.
Server crash FATAL after updating Backpacks for a F***** icon.
No error nothing can be found.
Server Crash when updatingNot An Issue
The recent changes to the plugin cannot cause the server to crash. However, there is a known issue where updating a plugin on some operating systems can cause a server crash, regardless of which plugin.
do you have a source depending on that issue?WhiteThunder
The recent changes to the plugin cannot cause the server to crash. However, there is a known issue where updating a plugin on some operating systems can cause a server crash, regardless of which plugin.
Not off hand. It's mentioned sometimes in various Discord servers, and I've spoken to people who say they don't update plugins on a live server because there's a high chance of the server crashing. I've always heard it described in relation to plugin watchers (i.e., the feature of Oxide that detects when a file has changed, in order to auto reload the plugin), but even if you disable that (which you should generally do as a precaution) and manually reload the plugin after changing the file, it can still crash I believe. I've heard this affects Linux servers, not sure about Windows.
Not off hand. It's mentioned sometimes in various Discord servers, and I've spoken to people who say they don't update plugins on a live server because there's a high chance of the server crashing. I've always heard it described in relation to plugin watchers (i.e., the feature of Oxide that detects when a file has changed, in order to auto reload the plugin), but even if you disable that (which you should generally do as a precaution) and manually reload the plugin after changing the file, it can still crash I believe. I've heard this affects Linux servers, not sure about Windows.
No problems when live updating, just downloaded plugin , deleted plugin file from plugins folder and uploaded new version with no problems or error messages, I only usually download and install when server is down if it is a major update to a plugin where data and config files need editing, for small changes such as this there is no need. *Windows 10 install
Be sure to set PluginWatchers to false in your oxide.config.json file. I've always runs servers on Linux so I don't know if this is an issue on Windows, but in my experience on Linux based machines this is the cause of random crashes when reloading plugins on a live server. Once you set it to false and restart the server, that issue goes away.
you sir are a freaking legend!KaboomRust
Be sure to set PluginWatchers to false in your oxide.config.json file. I've always runs servers on Linux so I don't know if this is an issue on Windows, but in my experience on Linux based machines this is the cause of random crashes when reloading plugins on a live server. Once you set it to false and restart the server, that issue goes away.
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