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Originally Posted by OciXCrom
When are you using ArrayDestroy()? (I'm on my phone and can't view the file - this is why it's better to upload the code rather than the file)
abort() is used to throw an error in the log files, so you're using it correctly. You need set_fail_state() on its place if you want to stop the plugin.
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ArrayDestroy() on plugin_end() for all arrays. I didn't want to upload 1700+ lines of code directly...
Cool, didn't know about set_fail_state(), will use that one. Thanks! Testing new version on server today and see if it crashes again.
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