Hello, I'm not sure if this is your fault or mine, but I'm running in a containerized linux system with a snap I'm making called mc-service, which runs minecraft as a containerized daemon and listens for commands from mc-manager to control it.
My issue is this, during backup (I have a large pregenerated world of about 7.7GB) I get this error:
crash.txt
What's weird about this is I have the server folder mounted to a 1TB hard drive, my 7.7G world shouldn't put a dent in this.
I have tried this twice, and both resulting backup files were 4.0K
I wouldn't be surprised if the issue was on my end, but I'm not familiar with java and would love some ideas on where to look if this is due to my environment and not an issue with backing up large worlds.
Thanks!
Hello, I'm not sure if this is your fault or mine, but I'm running in a containerized linux system with a snap I'm making called mc-service, which runs minecraft as a containerized daemon and listens for commands from mc-manager to control it. My issue is this, during backup (I have a large pregenerated world of about 7.7GB) I get this error: crash.txt What's weird about this is I have the server folder mounted to a 1TB hard drive, my 7.7G world shouldn't put a dent in this. I have tried this twice, and both resulting backup files were 4.0K I wouldn't be surprised if the issue was on my end, but I'm not familiar with java and would love some ideas on where to look if this is due to my environment and not an issue with backing up large worlds. Thanks!