Author Topic: BlockNet Dedicated Hosting - New lower prices!  (Read 61548 times)

The setup FAQ will guide you through how to add yourself as an auto super admin via a console command.
I knew it would be an easy answer.
Thanks anyways :)

I just renewed my server. It is well worth it.

So far I love this service, great performance, and also much cheaper than a VPN.

Although I hope in the future you plan on doing something similar to RTB with a web-based control panel that allows you to monitor chat, upload add-ons, and all that stuff.

Okay, I'll be buying this soon. Can't wait.

So for some reason my console is derped and it won't do anything, I cant type, and I dont see my server on the list anywhere.


So for some reason my console is derped and it won't do anything, I cant type, and I dont see my server on the list anywhere.

[img]http://puu.sh/eAKXp/88e8c98a9f.png[/img]
You try hitting ctrl-c?

You try hitting ctrl-c?
thank you to death and back :)

I noticed something like mentioned somehwere, i guess I didnt fully read, im arrogant.

thank you again so much.

I might need to invest in this for my server.

Who exactly owns this? Clearly BlockNet isn't the actual player. Perhaps I missed it, but who owns these servers?

Who exactly owns this? Clearly BlockNet isn't the actual player. Perhaps I missed it, but who owns these servers?
Me.

Ah, thank you, I suppose this will be somewhat professional then. The website looks like crap though.

My server keeps crashing with the same issue.


Obviously something to do with linux.

My server keeps crashing with the same issue.


Obviously something to do with linux.
Have you updated to the latest version of Blockland? R1906 had the large address aware flag unset which was causing larger servers to crash.

Have you updated to the latest version of Blockland? R1906 had the large address aware flag unset which was causing larger servers to crash.
It should be updated, otherwise it wouldn't be allowing players to join.

The website looks like crap though.
ouch! lol.

looks fine to me.

My server keeps crashing with the same issue.


Obviously something to do with linux.
this could be a number of things. basically something is trying to set EIP to 0x12b7. the most likely cause is from things being overwritten in memory, since objects with virtual tables are allocated in the heap and they have their first member set to a pointer to the table in rdata, overwriting that member with some other address causes random things to be called depending on what address it is. is it always 0x12b7?