Server crashes on every Mapchange
Hi,
i got a very annoying problem here. We installed AMXBans GM Version on our Server, because with the old AMXBans, the people we're able to unban their own. After we installed it, the server crashed every time the map was changed. We tried to fix this with installing the old AMXBans Plugin with the new GM Website - and it worked. Today we updated AMXModX to fix some exploits, but now the problem came back. We tried it with the old and the new AMXBans plugins, but the problem is on both versions now. I think it is because the new MySQL module. Before we updated AMXModX, we never got an errormessage until today. PHP Code:
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Someone know that problem already and can help me? |
Re: Server crashes on every Mapchange
Turn on debug on verbote_main.amxx and post the logs.
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Re: Server crashes on every Mapchange
It seems that the source code's MySQL isn't dated the same as your MySQL.
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Re: Server crashes on every Mapchange
Did you update recently?
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Re: Server crashes on every Mapchange
Well I actually see invalid connection handle error, to me all that says is that, it didnt succeed to make a connection and the mod is still acting like it actually did.
Apart from that what else can I say to help you with the given information? I could even make sure the host does not have any kind of restrictions blocking your mysql ports, or something, some do so you dont do additional hosting that should be illegal... Uhhh other then that somebody bring a priest? |
Re: Server crashes on every Mapchange
All I can think of to do is, use the same MySQL version that everything else has that you are using.
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I hope your talking about the module and not the mysql server. You should set up a listen server with it see if you get the same problems.
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Show the full code.
Also, you don't have to use SQL_QuoteString(). If you know the format of the queries, you can replace the escape characters easily. |
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