Server automatically KILLS it self :O

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  1. Sometimes the server just KILLS itself.
    It just turns off, no errors, no nothing - All it print in the console is "Killed"
    I was sleeping and my server was 3 hours offline :(
    Anyone know where this is coming from?
     
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    mindless728

    well since you posted your hardware config, start script, and the list of plugins that you have installed we can easily give you the answer

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    if you opened this, wow....
     
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    Darq

    @mindless728 Point of spoiler? To make yourself look like a complete ass? First bit of the post, however relevant, was rough enough.

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    Now press F13 to make it all better.

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  4. CPU
    TypeAMD Athlon™ II X4
    QuantityQuad-Core
    Clock Rate4x 2.3 GHz

    Main Memory
    Capacity16 GB
    TypeDDR3 ECC

    Hard Disks
    Quantity2
    Capacity1,000 GB
    TypeSATA II, 5,400 rpm, 8 MB
    RAIDRAID 1 by software

    Mainboard
    ChipsetAMD 785G
    NetworkRealtek, 100 MBit

    Network

    Data Transferunlimited
    TypeFlatrate
    Switch Port100 MBit
    External Connectionsover 150 GBit

    Ubuntu 10.04 LTS - minimal - 64bit


    Starting the server with: java -Xincgc -Xmx8G -jar craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

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    I have another (vanilla) server running, and I had it today, and all servers got killed...
    It has something to do with the server itself.. but what could just kill java processes automatically?
     
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    95Jake

    Our server Aswell is getting this aswell


    we have Java 1.7

    We have multiple worlds aswell so far 3

    Craft Bukkit 1337

    The Operating system is Centos 6

    Specs
    I5 - 750
    16gb DDR3
    Bukkit 1337
    Xms 15360 Xmx 15360


    Plugins
    Essentials 2.6.4
    LWC latest
    Factions Dev
    xcraftgate Latest
    Hawkeye 1.05
    world edit Dev
    world guard Dev
    McMMO
    Iconomy 5
    FalseBook
    Chestshop
    MineQuery
    Votifier
    Permissions ex
    And a few more i cant remember



    Also We get Ram Flucuations of 4gb every 5 minutes so it will be 15gb 14gb Etc to 10gb then restet

    Just happend again

    EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
     
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    Diamondo25

    Look inside your server logfile?
     
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    95Jake

    We Do it says killed nothing else
     
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    Diamondo25

    Can you post the last 10 lines of the logfile?
     
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    95Jake

    We dont have them as it was getting to big big , but the server just stops and ram fluciates , is there a plugin or a command we can use so when the server stops it automaticly restarts ?
    Cheers

    O i found
    #!/bin/bash if [ $PWD != "<DIR HERE>" ] ; then cd <DIR HERE> fi while [ 1 ] do java -Xincgc -Xmx<MAX RAM> -jar <PATH TO CRAFTBUKKIT> echo Now\'s your chance to stop it! sleep 3 done exit
    But it didnt work on centos 6 (With there paths filled in)
     
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    Darq

    A plugin only runs when the server is running, so, how do you expect to be able to start a server up when the server itself isn't on? Not possible.

    You could make a script that would start it, wouldn't be able to be automatic, unless you had it checking if the server was running every flippin second, but that's silly.
     
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    95Jake

    Well is there any seperate application that can do this so it runs in the background ?
    Or the script would it work

    Did you get it fixed as i see your server has the same downtime as the last few days

    EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
     
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  12. nope, still happening - my uptime went from 99,38% to 99,11% and the server is running almost 7 months
     
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