Some people have said the REST server has been crashing randomly for them. Some people say they had it run for weeks and never crashed. We used the same one on Odin and it never crashed.
So, if your REST server is crashing, Can you PM me your skype or something? I will release a fix but I need more information first.
So my service crashing when i buy an item..
1. I go to ItemShop.
2. Klick on Buy.
3. I've the item in the Inventory.
4. I Buy another one.
5. Nothing happens..
6. Nobody can login after 3 - 5 mins service crashing fully..
Edit:
Sometimes I buy an item and it will remain in special inventory i can click on this item
so long to my inventory is completely full with this item (every time it was duplicated)
i hope you understand me... xD
Last edited by xWhiteCore; 16-12-12 at 05:53 PM.
Are you using the 2nd version? Any logs?
Yes the 2nd version with token date = false
the logs looks clean.. no error.. just crash
http://extrinsicstudio.com/OdinRestServer.exe
Use that. When it crashes, it will create a text file called Crash.txt, and it will say why it crashed. Paste what it says here.
Now it runs without problems...
I can buy as much as I want and they always come in my inventory
And duplicate the bug is fixed...
when im using the old one the bugs are still stand O.o (wtf)
Yea...You must have been using the old version.
How many versions are the, just the two?
1) First released
2) The one released with the token expire enforcer
or is there a hidden one :c
There is only 2 as of now. I'm going to release a new version some time later today.
Which functions are included in the 3rd version ? are there new oneOriginally Posted by iStu
Will be give an 4th version?
Well a lot of people were asking to set their own token timeout time for a live server, so it will have that.
I might force the server to only start on IP 127.0.0.1. Having it listen on a public IP is just not good unless OdinServer.Debug is set to 0, because every outside connection will log in the unknown client file, and if someone ddosed that port, it could use a lot of system resources/space writing to that text file for every connection.
There's a few other little things I'll explain in the release thread.
Ohh ok nice ^^
Only localhost ? It would be better you're right
[10] [18.12.2012 21:15:41] :: Cannot access a disposed object.
Object name: 'System.Net.Sockets.Socket'.
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