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Btw, Economics may be impacted as well if you use SQLite. Not certain but disabled while I debug my two sqlite plugins.
Economics doesn't btw. This was a patch I sent to Wulf to add that support, so it isn't in the released plugin.
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Btw, Economics may be impacted as well if you use SQLite. Not certain but disabled while I debug my two sqlite plugins.
Economics doesn't btw. This was a patch I sent to Wulf to add that support, so it isn't in the released plugin.
Some have been testing a modified version of that, but yeah, not released generally yet.rfc1920
Economics doesn't btw. This was a patch I sent to Wulf to add that support, so it isn't in the released plugin.
absolutely worked for us to patch that dll file and then remove the player.token.db then when restart server, regened the file. good to go now. wipe is going normally now.
When trying to boot this is what comes up, I'm not code literate so I'm unable to decipher what the error is.
Updated server to most recent version of Oxide just now and getting this error again about the SQLite stuff and server won't start up again. Should I delete that .dll file I downloaded and installed so that it will load the newest one?
Oxide doesn't patch that DLL, but if you are using it, you'd have to reinstall it after any Rust updates. If Facepunch fixed the issue (I believe they have in a commit for a future update), then you wouldn't need that file anymore.TurnerUpdated server to most recent version of Oxide just now and getting this error again about the SQLite stuff and server won't start up again. Should I delete that .dll file I downloaded and installed so that it will load the newest one?
So removing that file and then rebooting my server will reinstall the original one?
TurnerSo removing that file and then rebooting my server will reinstall the original one?
The original won't fix your issue.
Wulf
The original won't fix your issue.
So I'll have to wait for Facepunch to fix this issue?
You can use the modified DLL mentioned in this thread after any updates, otherwise you can wait.TurnerSo I'll have to wait for Facepunch to fix this issue?
Oh so just reinstall that .dll file and "should" be good to go? I guess it got replaced when updating my server? If I remove the player tokens file will that delete current player stats/inventory/bases/etc?Wulf
You can use the modified DLL mentioned in this thread after any updates, otherwise you can wait.
Server will get stuck on this error and starts to using more and more CPU/RAM:
SqliteException: Failed to prepare query: near "(": syntax error (1)
at Facepunch.Sqlite.Database.Prepare (System.String query) [0x00057] in <caa5cd5446f1475ca6cca5f72c3055f2>:0
at Facepunch.Sqlite.Database.QueryInt[T1,T2] (System.String query, T1 arg1, T2 arg2) [0x00000] in <caa5cd5446f1475ca6cca5f72c3055f2>:0
at Facepunch.Sqlite.Database.ColumnExists (System.String tableName, System.String columnName) [0x00000] in <caa5cd5446f1475ca6cca5f72c3055f2>:0
at UserPersistance..ctor (System.String strFolder) [0x0017b] in <a31415a37d254dd7b657d6c83e30d1a0>:0
at ServerMgr.Initialize (System.Boolean loadSave, System.String saveFile, System.Boolean allowOutOfDateSaves, System.Boolean skipInitialSpawn) [0x00011] in <a31415a37d254dd7b657d6c83e30d1a0>:0
at Bootstrap+<StartServer>d__19.MoveNext () [0x002fb] in <a31415a37d254dd7b657d6c83e30d1a0>:0
at UnityEngine.SetupCoroutine.InvokeMoveNext (System.Collections.IEnumerator enumerator, System.IntPtr returnValueAddress) [0x00026] in <0b31faaf1c50461d95c83ac166a20393>:0
Delete RustDedicated_Data/Managed/System.Data.SQLite.* files and the x86 and x64 folders there, validate the server, install Oxide again from a release
Those haven't been changed, so I don't think that will fix this.FakeNinja
Delete RustDedicated_Data/Managed/System.Data.SQLite.* files and the x86 and x64 folders there, validate the server, install Oxide again from a release
How to validate? I am using Pterodactyl and I have this error only when PlayerDatabase plugin is enabled, but I love that plugin.FakeNinja
Delete RustDedicated_Data/Managed/System.Data.SQLite.* files and the x86 and x64 folders there, validate the server, install Oxide again from a release