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CommandsEX / Minecraft-CommandsEX

All-in-one modular CraftBukkit administration plugin
http://dev.bukkit.org/server-mods/commandsex
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Console Spam #24

Open sossos1988 opened 11 years ago

sossos1988 commented 11 years ago

This is being spammed in my console over and over. I would either like to slow down the Info currently online line and if I can delete the warning line that would be great.

13.12 10:45:06 [Server] INFO Currently Online (1/25): sossos1988 13.12 10:45:06 [Server] WARNING Missing translation of '' for language 'en'

Please help

keir-nellyer commented 11 years ago

Yeah, I looked into Multicraft and it seems to be a bug, to fix this in future version there will be a variable called usingMulticraft. If set to true it will not interfere with the /list command and Multicraft can continue as normal.

sossos1988 commented 11 years ago

Ok thanks, When do you think there will be a fix?

keir-nellyer commented 11 years ago

I'll try to release it in a day or two, ill let you know here when I have On Jan 14, 2013 7:59 PM, "sossos1988" notifications@github.com wrote:

Ok thanks, When do you think there will be a fix?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/iKeirNez/Minecraft-CommandsEX/issues/24#issuecomment-12236711.

sossos1988 commented 11 years ago

Is there an update with the spam in the console for 1.4.7?

keir-nellyer commented 11 years ago

I have contacted Multicraft about this issue. Waiting for a reply. Thanks for being patient!

keir-nellyer commented 11 years ago

Multicraft are thinking of adding native CommandsEX support, but for now here's some details on how to prevent it.

"Multicraft uses this command to check if the server is still running and to verify the player list. It will be hidden from the console in the panel if it matches the expected format but it will still be in the server.log of that server since Multicraft has no influence over what goes in there. The parsing can be changed using the .jar.conf files in the "jar" directory of the Multicraft daemon installation but that's not something most people will be able to do. Usually the issue can be resolved by following this troubleshooting entry: http://www.multicraft.org/site/page?view=troubleshooting#4"