[Help] CentOS - Screen >Killed.

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Basically I run a minecraft server off an OVH VPS.

It can run for days, however sometimes I come home to the screen being ">Killed"

I always close the screen properly via my putty / terminal using ctrl A and D.

It just happens randomly and is very annoying.

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What command are you using to start up the screen? Do you do "screen" then do your command to start your server or do you do it in 1 line like this:

screen -s mc java -Xms3024M -Xmx3024M -jar bungee.jar

If you do it in 1 line its most likely your bungee server crashing then killing the screen after the server shuts down, If you do "screen" then run your line to start the server, It will keep the screen open even if the server crash's, Then you can see what the problem is
 

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^ adding onto what he is saying, you need to name each screen , usually in relation to the server that the screen is running. This way, its easier to kill/restart screen+servers.
 

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^ adding onto what he is saying, you need to name each screen , usually in relation to the server that the screen is running. This way, its easier to kill/restart screen+servers.
The example above is named.
 

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I usually just do cd server , screen , then my startup spigot command line.
 

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I usually just do cd server , screen , then my startup spigot command line.
I use tmux (sudo apt-get install tmux -y)

To begin: unset TMUX

CREATE: tmux new -s (screen name)
ATTACH: tmux attach -t (screen name)
TERMINATE: tmux kill-session -t (screen name)
 
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