• Crashing, .dmp included

Posted: **Wed Jul 11, 2007 5:49 pm**

My server has been crashing a little bit. It was crash free for about 2 months and now It looks to be crashing every few days.

I'm running the latest pol release on win2k.

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[07/12 04:48:58] Exception in: pkg/foundations/hooks/shilhook.eclƒR: bad allocation
 PC < nLines: (xR935:  935: decl local #3
936:  936: local #2
937:  937: 1L
938:  938: [] 1
939:  939: "Area"
940:  940: Func(4,2): GetConfigStringArray
941: >941: :=
942:  942: #
943:  943: local #3
944:  944: if true goto 950
945:  945: local #1
Exception in: pkg/foundations/hooks/shilhook.eclƒR: bad allocation
 PC < nLines: (xR935:  935: decl local #3
936:  936: local #2
937:  937: 1L
938:  938: [] 1
939:  939: "Area"
940:  940: Func(4,2): GetConfigStringArray
941: >941: :=
942:  942: #
943:  943: local #3
944:  944: if true goto 950
945:  945: local #1
Exception in: pkg/std/meditation/meditation.eclobject>: bad allocation
 PC < nLines: (tainer'alue) requires a parameter.626:  626: return
627:  627: pop param 'who'
628:  628: decl local #1
629:  629: local #0
630:  630: 1L
631:  631: Func(2,16): GetEquipmentByLayer
632: >632: :=
633:  633: #
634:  634: decl local #2
635:  635: local #0
636:  636: 2L
[07/12 04:48:59] Unhandled Exception! Writing Minidump file. 
This file with explanation and last lines from log files should be given to the development team.
Saved dump file to 'POL097-2007-04-15 RC3 Coregina-20070709183228-0.dmp'
Last Script: scripts/ai/animal.ecl PC: 1006

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So I've uploaded the .dmp to my webspace

http://www.zuluhoteloz.com/POL097-2007- ... 3228-0.dmp

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:42 am**

check your ram consumption, i have problem with bad allocation almost every day too, because RAM increase with insane speed.

Posted: **Sat Jul 14, 2007 6:28 am**

hmm will look. just strange how it started doing it after a couple of months though. did you fix yours?

Posted: **Mon Jul 16, 2007 7:02 am**

mr bubbles wrote:hmm will look. just strange how it started doing it after a couple of months though. did you fix yours?

i revert back to 10-29 core 097

Posted: **Mon Jul 16, 2007 2:38 pm**

woah, thats an old core :S Is that the last one that didn't crash? I take it these are due to packet hook memory leaks then?

Posted: **Tue Jul 17, 2007 2:51 am**

mr bubbles wrote:woah, thats an old core :S Is that the last one that didn't crash? I take it these are due to packet hook memory leaks then?

with that core, my shard can live for 24h even if there are evident memory leaks however.