Hello, It starts for me when i add or update plugin on-the-fly (when server is runing) server freeze and then crash. It was working just fine before last oxide update.
Server freeze when add/update plugin on-the-fly
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Hey, are you using linux?
There have been no changes in Oxide related to plugin loading and handling, no changes to the core at all. There has been a report of this before on Linux, but there isn't really anything we can do with the compiler at the moment in terms of fixes.
I have noticed with the linux when you add plugins when runing it loads the plugin mutipal times untell the upload is complete witch causes the server to freek out. if you are uploading the plugin try puting in a seprat folder first then move it to the plugin folder.
Ts3hostingI have noticed with the linux when you add plugins when runing it loads the plugin mutipal times untell the upload is complete witch causes the server to freek out. if you are uploading the plugin try puting in a seprat folder first then move it to the plugin folder.
That sounds like a file being created on the server before it actually is fully uploaded to it. Some FTP clients may do this, I'd suggest trying another.
Yes I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 and I'm connected from WIndows PC via MobaXTerm SFTP ... it worked months just fine, but now when I copy a new or updated plugin to plugin folder the server freezes and then crash.
How much RAM do you have? The compiler grabs a bunch of extra RAM when loading plugins on the fly.
Does it? I believe it only uses around 100mb typically from my experience.JimDeadlock
How much RAM do you have? The compiler grabs a bunch of extra RAM when loading plugins on the fly.
I'm only saying this from personal experience - I had a server once with limited RAM, I had to restart the server whenever I wanted to update plugins otherwise they would fail to load. After I added more RAM to the box I could reload them on the fly. This was maybe 18 months ago so perhaps the compiler has improved since then. Or perhaps it's a Linux-specific thing.
I'm only saying this from personal experience - I had a server once with limited RAM, I had to restart the server whenever I wanted to update plugins otherwise they would fail to load. After I added more RAM to the box I could reload them on the fly. This was maybe 18 months ago so perhaps the compiler has improved since then. Or perhaps it's a Linux-specific thing.
I had this problem too
BazimYes I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 and I'm connected from WIndows PC via MobaXTerm SFTP ... it worked months just fine, but now when I copy a new or updated plugin to plugin folder the server freezes and then crash.
32GB is installed right now
I had this problem also.
To get around it open oxide.config.json file and change/add the option "PluginWatchers": false, and restart the server.
After that every time you edit/add a plugin you need to o.reload {plugin name} in order to be compiled.
To get around it open oxide.config.json file and change/add the option "PluginWatchers": false, and restart the server.
After that every time you edit/add a plugin you need to o.reload {plugin name} in order to be compiled.
PluginWatchers": false is a great workaround.. I think what is happening is sometimes it tryes to Compile the plugin mutipal times do to the ftp client or file transfer not fast enuf witch then spikes the ram.
No, it's trying to compile a file that isn't a plugin yet, which the FTP client created.Ts3hostingPluginWatchers": false is a great workaround.. I think what is happening is sometimes it tryes to Compile the plugin mutipal times do to the ftp client or file transfer not fast enuf witch then spikes the ram.
Ya wulf whats what i mean.. when the client is uploading it eatch tick of upload the server tries to load it again.
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