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Ultima One · 01-11-2013 08:19 AM

Hi,

Finally converted all my scripts to the latest Nightly. On occasion (as I, completely randomly) we get this:

Code:

23:05:CRITICAL:Exception, in NetworkManager::Tick() #3 "cleaning queues"

It seems unrelated to anything, sometimes I get NetworkManager CRITICAL's and it survives, but sometimes it looks like this:

Code:

04:3:'ivanp' commands 'xflip'=1

04:'ivanp' commands uid=0438c0d0a (Large Marble Patio House - 347.004 gps) to 'flip'=1

04:3:'ivanp' commands 'nudgeup 3'=1

04:'ivanp' commands uid=0438c0d0a (Large Marble Patio House - 347.004 gps) to 'nudgeup 3'=1

05:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

05:CRITICAL:Exception, in NetworkManager::Tick() #3 "cleaning queues"

05:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

05:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

05:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

06:FATAL:Secure Mode prevents CTRL+C

07:(sphere_serv_triggers.scp,110)Save Stage Started. Forced: 1. Stage#: 2147483647

07:(sphere_serv_triggers.scp,110)Save Stage Started. Forced: 1. Stage#: 2147483647

07:CRITICAL:Assert pri=2:'pObRec->GetParent() == this' file '../common/CArray.cpp', line 35, in FixObj

07:ERROR:UID=038a3b6f, id=06257 'Jungle Steed', Invalid code=ffff (Bad memory allocation)

07:ERROR:GC: Object memory leak 175046!=175043

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Segmentation fault

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

07:FATAL:Server Unstable: Aborted

My ini has the Experimental Flags:

Code:

// EF_DiagonalWalkCheck         = 00000001

// EF_New_Triggers              = 00000008

// EF_Intrinsic_Locals          = 00000020

// EF_Item_Strict_Comparison    = 00000040

// EF_NewPositionChecks         = 00000080 // Do not set while server is running !!!

// EF_WalkCheck                 = 00000100

// EF_AllowTelnetPacketFilter   = 00000200 // Enables packet filtering for telnet connections as well

// EF_Script_Profiler           = 00000400

// EF_Size_Optimise             = 00000800

// EF_Minimize_Triggers         = 00001000 // Minimize trigger calls (use only 0.51 triggers)

// EF_DamageTools               = 00002000 // damage tools (and fire @damage on them) while mining or lumberjacking

// EF_PetSlots            = 00004000 // INCOMPLETE YET! DO NOT USE until this warning is removed!

// EF_UsePingServer             = 00008000 // Enable the experimental Ping Server (for showing pings on the server list, uses UDP port 12000)

// EF_NPCAct_Triggers           = 00010000 // Enable @NPCSpecialAction and @NPCAction triggers (mutual exclusive with EF_Minimize_Triggers)

// EF_FixCanSeeInClosedConts    = 00020000 // Change CANSEE to return 0 for items inside containers that a client hasn't opened

// EF_Specific                  = 01000000 // Specific behaviour, not completly tested

Experimental=00000200|00000040|00000008|00000400|00008000

and Network Settings:

Code:

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//////// Network Behaviour

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// WARNING: These are advanced settings that should not normally be changed

//          from the recommended default values!

// Disconnect inactive socket in x min

DeadSocketTime=5

// Maximum number of packets to send per tick

MaxPacketsPerTick=100

// Number of connections a client can make before being blocked

MaxPings=15

// Maximum number of packets before lowering packet priorities (0 for no limit)

MaxQueueSize=0

// Maximum number of bytes to send per tick (also governs maximum size of outgoing packets)

MaxSizePerTick=32000

// Time to remember previous connection history (seconds)

NetTTL=300

// Use asynchronous data sends (changing this setting at runtime may produce unexpected behaviour)

//  0 = Off

//  1 = On

//  2 = On for 4.0.0+ game clients only

UseAsyncNetwork=1

// Prioritise outgoing packets (provides a smoother experience in crowded areas)

UsePacketPriority=0

// Enables an additional buffer for outgoing data.

UseExtraBuffer=0

// Tooltip modes

//  0 = Always send full tooltip

//  1 = Wait for client to request full tooltip

TooltipMode=0

// Time to cache tooltip data for (seconds)

TooltipCache=30

// Automatically invalidate and resend tooltips when:

//  0001    item or character name changes

//  0002    item amount changes

//  0004    container weight changes

//  0008    weapon or armor durability changes

//  0010    weapon poison charge changes

//  0020    wand charge changes

//  0040    spell added to spellbook

AutoTooltipResend=07f

// Number of network threads. Clients are distributed evenly amongst each thread. Set to 0 to not

// use a separate networking thread.

NetworkThreads=1

// If network threads are used, this controls the priority they are assigned.

//  0   = Idle

//  1   = Low

//  2   = Normal

//  3   = High

//  4   = Highest

//  5   = Real-time

//  255 = Automatic (recommended)

NetworkThreadPriority=255

Any ideas? If only I could see line 35 of that c++ file Sad

Threaded Mode \| Linear Mode Critical Exception in NetworkManager "cleaning queues"
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