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FantasyFour

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Hey all,

When i start my server and it gets to loading the end world in it crashes the server and wont start i was told it was a limit reached or something like this.

Is there any other problems or solutions?

Thanks
 
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How much ram is allocated to your server? If it has to do with limitation issues it would likely mean insufficient ram.
 

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The server has 16GB of ram[DOUBLEPOST=1489436765][/DOUBLEPOST]and 2TB of storage
 
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I am on centos and will give you the sh code[DOUBLEPOST=1489509882][/DOUBLEPOST]#!/bin/bash

while true
do
java -server -Xmx16G -jar custom.jar
echo "If you want to completely stop the server process now, press Ctrl+C before the time is up!"
echo "Rebooting in:"
for i in 5 4 3 2 1
do
echo "$i..."
sleep 1
done
echo "Rebooting now!"
done
 
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Have you ever been to the end before on it? It could be a corrupted chunk, though I'm not sure it would give that error. But corrupted chunks crash the server instantly upon entering.
 

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The end has been entered and people have made redstone machines that remove bedrock with some lazy chunk thing
 

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The end has been entered and people have made redstone machines that remove bedrock with some lazy chunk thing
Big world edits and things that can cause major lag can cause corrupted chunks, contact your server hosting if you use a Minecraft host, they usually have a program or something to fix it. If you're home hosted or using a VPS/dedi on a non-Minecraft host you're probably going to need to fix it yourself or contact someone on here if you have one.
 

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Thinking about going to Minecraft Host from dedi as the dedi does not have SSD's and the host does and the overworld itself is 16GB+ and when a person joins the tps drops a little
 

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Thinking about going to Minecraft Host from dedi as the dedi does not have SSD's and the host does and the overworld itself is 16GB+ and when a person joins the tps drops a little
If it's an actual Minecraft hosting company they should help like I said, but if it's something like OVH you're screwed. But they should be best suited to help you.
 

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FantasyFour When you have a problem, it really does help if you can provide a stack-trace (error) as it says more about the problem that you are describing.
Just go to the log file, get the error (or whole log) and go to Paste Bin, upload it, and relay the link back so we can all look.

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