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ouch! lol.

looks fine to me.
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?
I'm not sure, first time I took a screenshot of it.

Tip for the purchase page:

Have it to where you can select the plan in a drop list or something, then make a price estimator on the bottom before the user buys it.

For the home page, don't just have a vertical list of plans, make it to where there are like three main plans in boxes, where they have their features listed below. Make the best / most bought one stand out. Pretty much like what you see on almost all websites that advertise their plans available for purchase.

Bump. We have got to let everyone see this shiz.

My server keeps crashing with the same issue.


Obviously something to do with linux.

If this issue isn't solved i'll stop using this service, this is the exact same errors that made me stop using Linux before. And because of this I just lost all of my servers builds, so you could say I am pretty pissed off.

didn't we decide this was because of the new blockland update? or was this happening before the update?

didn't we decide this was because of the new blockland update? or was this happening before the update?

I've always run into this on my servers. Looks like somebody else did, too: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=26985&iTestingId=83127

didn't we decide this was because of the new blockland update? or was this happening before the update?
this just now happened again, I just quoted the other one in case it was relevant.

I'm pretty sure that error is essentially equivalent to getting a runtime error in the Windows version of Blockland
My best guess is that the actual issue is that what Pecon7 is using to run Blockland (Wine) isn't caring about this flag:

r1958:
  • Fixed LAA flag regression, should fix some crashes

That or you're just running out of memory in some other way
« Last Edit: January 26, 2015, 06:02:18 AM by portify »

Bump because I was just talking to someone about this and remembered it wasn't on the two front pages

How many clients do you have now, Pecon?

How many clients do you have now, Pecon?
the website lists 18 server banners.


There are only 7 real customers.