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1.0.5 Major RPT Spam


Turtle II

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Every now and then I'll get spam in my RPT like this. 

15:24:33 NetServer::SendMsg: cannot find channel #1189650097, users.card=31
15:24:33 NetServer: users.get failed when sending to 1189650097
15:24:33 Message not sent - error 0, message ID = ffffffff, to 1189650097 (Aletcher) 

I rotate my RPT logs every restart and after this happened the file went from about 100kb to 8,000 kb.
for just that line the spam went on for exactly 102,069 lines all within a matter of 3 seconds. Would love for this to be looked at and I'm sure others have had this issue. Also on the other hand I'm getting an increased amount of these messages here, I don't really know exactly what that means either.

 

16:47:42 Server: Object 17:307 not found (message 99)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:311 not found (message 98)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:312 not found (message 91)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:313 not found (message 98)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:314 not found (message 91)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:315 not found (message 99)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:316 not found (message 91)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:317 not found (message 98)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:318 not found (message 91)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:319 not found (message 98)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:320 not found (message 91)
16:47:42 Server: Object 17:322 not found (message 91)

Another thing I've been getting spammed with is:
 

16:43:45 "Skipping Null Object: <NULL-object>"

But the most major thing is the first message.

 

I'd appreciate that this get looked into or have someone at least explain to me what these all mean. Thank you.

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This is the enhanced debug output; the new version of Epoch requires the most recent build of ARMA2OA, which outputs more detail to the RPT files. As a result, you'll get more output. However, that level of output is likely caused by another script which is doing something which, before was supported by Epoch and now isn't, or is deprecated, or is doing something which results in more output due to the update to ARMA2.

 

Either way, if you are using lots of scripts, it's worthwhile stripping each one off until you have some understanding of what is causing it, then eliminate it until the developer has noted it works correctly for 1.0.5. Afterall, some scripts may have been broken by changes to 1.0.5.

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NetServer errors/warnings indicate an issue with low bandwidth players and issues sending messages to them. The most helpful thing would be input to this bug report, with -netlog parameter on the server and uploading net.log. https://dev.withsix.com/issues/27001

 

Server: Object xx:xxx not found errors/warnings are references to non-networked or non-existent objects on the server (i.e. createvehiclelocal, addmagazinecargo).

 

"Skipping Null Object: <NULL-object>" Cleanup of NULL objects is not currently possible, and is generally handled by the engine anyway, so it's skipped and logged instead.

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