I’m trying out the 1.7 dev build but this has been happening on the regular build as well .
If left running, OpenPHT will consistently crash .
Logs here: http://pastebin.com/mgDpStUd
yes, I have the same issue. However, I have had this problem for a number of versions. I just restart OPHT. It’s not great - but better than using PMP!
That logfile doesn’t look right, many texture cache / connection errors … you should really start from scratch by deleting/renaming your existing openpht data directory located here:
Windows: %APPDATA%\OpenPHT (C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\OpenPHT)
WARNING: This will reset all openpht / skin settings and you will have to go through initial setup again …
Will give that a try @bkury. Any idea what would have caused all those errors? This was a fresh install of OpenPHT and has only been running for about a week.
@bkury said:
That logfile doesn’t look right, many texture cache / connection errors … you should really start from scratch by deleting/renaming your existing openpht data directory located here:Windows: %APPDATA%\OpenPHT (C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\OpenPHT)WARNING: This will reset all openpht / skin settings and you will have to go through initial setup again …
That’s hard to say, maybe an earlier crash damaged the database and if that’s the case everything should work again after deleting the data directory. Also make sure that your filesystem and hard disks are working correctly …
There are also some connection issues, are you running a plex media server on the same machine ? If not, we can safely ignore these messages …
@bkury said:
That’s hard to say, maybe an earlier crash damaged the database and if that’s the case everything should work again after deleting the data directory. Also make sure that your filesystem and hard disks are working correctly …There are also some connection issues, are you running a plex media server on the same machine ? If not, we can safely ignore these messages …
Server is running on a separate machine but on the same network. Deleting the data directory seems to have stabilized things. Will report back if it starts crashing again.
Thanks for your help
