clint25n

This is an output log during a frequent crash problem. Do you see anything in here? http://pastebin.com/YDUU5EW3

Is there a log file I can upload?

I have Ubuntu 14x and my instance is crashing a few times an hour. I used to run 9.3 on here without many problems, and deleted that instance after updating to A10. Do you guys recommend not using Ubuntu? Not sure if that's where the problem is. Or maybe everyone is having crash issues with this A10?

So I have this Dedicated Linux management installed on Ubuntu, and it's currently version 9.3. Question is... can anyone tell me the simplest way to update to v10... I know how to delete and readd the instance when updated, but how to update? Thanks... Clinton

Crontab, just what the doctor ordered. I just has to edit visudo to remove my password requirement when running commands and works great. Now as far as the crashes themself, well I'll probably just find a more updated map and start there. Thanks for the nice setup Alloc! Clinton

I'm actually running this map. http://www.7days2die.ru/threads/uluchshennaja-karta-navezgane-c-71-obektom.447/ I'm going to start looking into your references and then amend my comment. TY.

Running on Ubuntu 14 x64. Server runs smooth and everything works. But a few times a day the server stops and I have to start it again. A few times it stopped within 60 seconds of starting it, but most the time it just randomly stops about 2-3 times per day. Who knows, it could be my map which I don't really plan on resetting anytime too soon, but my real question is.. is there a way for the server to have some sort of crash detection like FrontRunner has? Even if a script were written utilizing 7dtd.sh status (instance) or even to write one to send the start command every 60 seconds, which would be ignored if it were already running. Suggestions? And FYI, I'm running FrontRunner on my windows 7 pc which connects to the linux server, but of course its crash detection feature can only be used if i were running the server locally on the same host machine.