Dedicated help (Mac)

[Manty]

Bump.

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[Manty]

Bump, again.

[Badspot]

What version of OSX are you running?

Edit the dedicated.command file and add -trace to the command line options.
Then run it and duplicate the problem.
Then post your console.log

[Manty]

What version of OSX are you running?

Edit the dedicated.command file and add -trace to the command line options.
Then run it and duplicate the problem.
Then post your console.log

OS X Leopard.

Alright, I attempted to do what you said.  Let's hope I did it correctly..

[Manty]

Bump in hopes of the answer being found.

[jes00]

OS X Leopard.

Alright, I attempted to do what you said.  Let's hope I did it correctly..

Did it work?

[Manty]

Did it work?

You misunderstood.  I merely duplicated the problem and posted the console.log, which will provide the necessary information to identify the problem.

[Kalphiter]

OS X Leopard.

Alright, I attempted to do what you said.  Let's hope I did it correctly..

You didn't -trace correctly.

[Manty]

Ah, thanks Kalphiter!  Pretty sure I did this one correctly, please check this one out.  I have included my version of Blockland (add-ons and such) and a freshly installed Blockland.

[jes00]

Ah, thanks Kalphiter!  Pretty sure I did this one correctly, please check this one out.  I have included my version of Blockland (add-ons and such) and a freshly installed Blockland.

So what do I do with them?

[Manty]

So what do I do with them?

Now we wait until someone manages to find the problem.  From what I saw, it seems to have something to do with $CrapOnCRC_269097424.

[Burple]

Did it work?

Offtopic: I use a mac as well and I can't even run a normal server. Damn.

[Badspot]

Hmm this does appear to be a bug and I have found the apparent solution, but that does raise the question as to why it works on my machine.  It should be fixed for v15

From what I saw, it seems to have something to do with $CrapOnCRC_269097424.

That is an unrelated bug in torque where if you just return; from a function it will return whatever is on the top of the string stack.

[Butler]

from a function it will return whatever is on the top of the string stack.

So it repeats?

[Manty]

Alright, so now Mac users have to wait until v15 to host dedicated.  Either way, I'm glad that I could help, even if it isn't a major deal.

Thanks for the constant help, Badspot.