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[SOLVED] Clean install server unreachable and unresponsive at console


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Launcher/pack Version: Server 3.0.4, Client 3.0.3, Launcher 1.0.1.3

Operating System: Debian Linux x64

Version of Java: 1.7.0_03

Description of Problem:

After starting the server using "java -Xmx3G -Xms2G -jar Tekkit.jar nogui", the server seems to start up, mentions some conflicts @-48, @-47, etc. and finally looks like it's finished setting up with the obligitory "Done (N.NNNs)! For help, type "help" or "?"" message. Unfortunately, commands entered at the > prompt are ignored and produce no response, including the stop, help, and ? commands.

netstat shows that server is properly binding to the appropriate port (25565 -- the default), but connections are timing out from the client and result in a "Failed to connect to the server" message on the client end, followed by a "Read timed out" message on the server side.

This is a clean install of the 3.0.4 server, using the 3.0.3 client. No configuration changes have been made to the default server.properties file.

Error Messages:

None that I can see aside from spurious "[iNFO] CONFLICT @ -NN" messages in between "[iNFO] Adding Material: NNN:XNNN" messages. These are included in the log linked below.

Link to pastebin of log:

Unfortunately the log is half a meg, so I've instead put it up for download at http://www.theonelab.com/files/server.log

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Re: [3.0.4] Clean install server unreachable and unresponsive at console

Thes Conflicts are normal, remember that Tekkit 3.0.4 is still not a "reccomendet Build". So it's normal to get errors and other wired stuff.

Did u checked the Firewall (iptables)? What version of OpenJDK did u installed? Reccomendet is openJDK7 for Tekkit (rep. name: openjdk-7-jre).

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Re: [3.0.4] Clean install server unreachable and unresponsive at console

Thes Conflicts are normal, remember that Tekkit 3.0.4 is still not a "reccomendet Build". So it's normal to get errors and other wired stuff.

Yeah, I know -- that's why I mentioned it only in passing.

Did u checked the Firewall (iptables)?

No, but since I had been running the previous release of tekkit on this machine, I didn't think it would be a problem. This is a server I setup on my local net behind a firewall, and there is no iptables firewall configured:


tekkit:/$ sudo iptables -nvL

Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT 74 packets, 5850 bytes)

 pkts bytes target   prot opt in   out   source        destination



Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT 0 packets, 0 bytes)

 pkts bytes target   prot opt in   out   source        destination



Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT 44 packets, 4834 bytes)

 pkts bytes target   prot opt in   out   source        destination

So firewalls aren't the issue. Also, I should note, that the client is actually running on a Windows 7 x64 machine on the same LAN segment and subnet, so there are no intervening routers or firewalls between the two.

What version of OpenJDK did u installed? Reccomendet is openJDK7 for Tekkit (rep. name: openjdk-7-jre).

I'm not running OpenJDK -- I'm running the Oracle JRE, version 1.7.0_03.

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