SIGSEGV

Would also like to add that I did a full clean reinstall twice. 

I am experiencing the same issue

 

Game Version: Tried few 21.0, 21.2(b16), 21.2(b26)

OS/Version:  Debian GNU/Linux trixie/sid

CPU Model: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz

System Memory: 32GB

GPU Model and VRAM: GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11GB

Screen Resolution: 2560x1440

Video Settings:  Lowest 

Game mode: MP host

 

Did you wipe old saves? Yes

 

Did you start a new game? Yes

 

Did you validate your files? Yes

 

Are you using any mods? No

 

EAC on or off? off and on

 

Status: NEW

 

Bug Description:

When hosting a MP game (open or friends only) the host (Player A) client crashes when another player (Player B) joins. Tried multiple version of Proton (5.4 and 8.0) with the same behavior observed. Player B is using Linux Mint 21.2 and experiences the same issue when hosting.

 

Detailed steps to reproduce the bug:

1) Host MP game (tried multiple maps + random gen)

2) Have player join game (via steam or game finder)

3) Host client crashes

 

Actual result: Host client crashes

 

Expected result: Player successfully joins game. Zombies slain.

 

Logs looks identical to the ones provided by Shivlocin

Expiriencing nearly the same issue. Only difference is, that Player B is not able to connect, while Player a (Host) can play.

The Profile-Data of Player B are corrupted on the local files of Player A/Host.

 

Managed to find a workaround...
If i start a server using  `startserver.sh`  we both are able to connect.

Steps would be as following:

1. cd into  `7 Days To Die` folder.
2. run `./startserver.sh -configfile=serverconfig.xml` (you can edit serverconfig.xml to change configurations for your new gameworld) 
3. wait for server to boot up, you  can check if it's ready using `telnet localhost 26900` (it takes some time for the first time since it's generating a new world, logs are in `7DaysToDie_Data` folder you can tail -f on it)
4. once server is ready you can launch the game and join your server using `JOIN A GAME` option and selecting `CONNECT TO IP...` (127.0.0.1 26900) your friend should be able to join your server using your ip address.

Hope that helps.

Have fun.

 

Summary: Linux host disconnects upon windows client connecting. 
 

Game Version: A21.2 b30

OS/Version: Windows 10 for person joining the multiplayer game, Linux Mint 21.2 Cinnamon for the person starting the multiplayer game

CPU Model: Intel© Core™ i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20GHz × 4

System Memory: 16GB

GPU Model and VRAM: NVIDIA Corporation GP107 [GeForce GTX 1050 Ti]

Screen Resolution: (Width and Height such as 1920x1080)

Video Settings: Custom (High with no motion blur)

Game mode: MP host & MP client on Pregen 6k

 

Did you wipe old saves? Yes

 

Did you start a new game? Yes

 

Did you validate your files? Yes

 

Are you using any mods? No

 

EAC on or off? Tried both, still disconnects

 

Status: NEW

 

Bug Description: When I try to connect to our multiplayer game (standard steam game, not dedicated server) via my windows laptop, the linux desktop that started the game disconnects.

 

Detailed steps to reproduce the bug:

1) Start a multiplayer game on my Linux Mint desktop with one steam account

2) Attempt to connect to the same multiplayer game with my Window 10 laptop with a 2nd steam account

3) Within moments of the Windows laptop trying to connect, the game shuts down on the Linux desktop

3A) Even weirder, if the Windows machine is the host of the game, it works when the Linux machine connects.
 

Actual result: The linux game session shuts down completely. 

 

Expected result: For months, I've been able to enjoy cross-platform multiplayer between Linux and Windows

Link to Pastebin Output Log:

https://pastebin.com/UdJGNjAg

Lots of changes have happened recently; currently, I don't have any issues with Ubuntu or the Steam Deck, but I'll go over some Linux stuff using Mint/others mentioned here, if they're distros that are known to be stable with gaming.