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iLexiconn / LLibrary

The lightweight Minecraft modding library.
https://github.com/iLexiconn/LLibrary/wiki
GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1
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Failed to receive data from URL #178

Closed MrCobras closed 4 years ago

MrCobras commented 4 years ago

Thats crash log, page doesnt work. https://paste.feed-the-beast.com/view/eb581309

Gegy commented 4 years ago

Does this prevent the game from starting, or just it just end up in the logs?

MrCobras commented 4 years ago

Game crash on loading mods, i added LLibrrary sources and its working now. But game crashes when i click quit game or alt f4 XD

04Slash commented 4 years ago

Hello Gegy. I had originally saw this issue pop up twice (this being the second user). The first time I had saw it someone people just the 'crash report' section and not the rest of the log leading me to believe this issue had crashed the game. After seeing the log in OP's report I figured it was the same issue, being just a day or two after.

I had since loaded up the game with LLibrary and can confirm that this 'crash' appears in the log, but does not prevent the game from starting. I just forgot to get around to commenting on here that this is likely not the issue.

I apologize for not looking into it further and actually testing if the game would crash with just LLibrary. You're probably good to close this issue. In case it's relevant, here is the above mentioned log with the 'crash' in it where the game loaded just fine. You can find it on line 431.

Ten-jen commented 4 years ago

im also having this issue in 1.12.2 will there be a fix sometime soon? its not causing the game to crash. but it is causing me to be booted from the world immediatly on load (wether it be singleplayer or multiplayer)

Brysfal commented 4 years ago

I'm getting repetitive exit code 0 with log only mentionning LLibrary failing to load data from url

https://pastebin.com/QDZ3FUud

p.s. server loads up just fine but client loads up 1/3 times

Gegy commented 4 years ago

This is a purely visual issue and won't cause any crashes on its own. As with much of LLibrary, the code is extremely old and very badly designed. This should've never been something that LLibrary would print on failure. This is fixed in https://github.com/iLexiconn/LLibrary/commit/6437a59e2af1edd7e07c9bb4591ea086bd8ad757, and I will be pushing out an update. The fix is not strictly necessary though, because it is not causing any issues on its own, besides printing a misleading crash report.