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Crash on server start - Still got a ConcurrentHashMap in WorldTick #1000

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CanisArtorus opened this issue Mar 8, 2016 · 8 comments
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@CanisArtorus
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As seen in our crashed attempt to start up a server:

http://pastebin.com/kpBJpGmf

The ConcurrentHashMap.KeySet() thing (issue #983) is happening somewhere else.

What surprises me greatly is that my personal client system for composing the modpack has no such error nor issue running java v 8u60. It only occurs when trying to start our dedicated server machine.

@BluSunrize
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Is your server on J8? And what version of IE are you on?

Edit: Wait a second, that's actually weird. Log says you're running 0.7.3. I can't identify your Java version, but theoretically it shouldn't matter. Dafuq?

@mindforger
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yeah i removed my comment too ... it's a compiled 1.7 java .. i presume it's based in the same basic source as this strange commercial "Xnig" version (+ it's extensions) and he compiled it on arch linux
Java Version: 1.7.0_95, Oracle Corporation

ohhh now i get it ... nice one, the linux java version is far further in patches as the windows version .. thx oracle for keeping your versioning scheme so (in)consistent

@BluSunrize
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Yeah but with IE 0.7.3 Java version shouldn't make a difference. I make the cast to Map, which should disregard that keyset bogus.

@malte0811
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Um, this is probably my fault... I just checked the line the crash happens on and it is from my new drill animation code. I call keySet in there without casting to Map first since that usually isn't necessary.
@mindforger, I am very confused about which java version they used, bevause in the line after the one you quoted it says something about OpenJDK, which isn't by Oracle AFAIK.

@BluSunrize
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WELP.
At least it means that my fix still works until proven wrong. >_>

Also, this is issue #1000, so be proud of yourselves people, you break this mod waaaay too much.

@malte0811
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IE seems to be getting all the powers of 10 this week... My last PR contained 2 commits, one of them was the 1000th commit on master, the other one was my 100th commit to IE, and now we got issue/PR 1000 as well!

@BluSunrize
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And you are also to blame for the 1000th issue xD
All the big numbers belong to you malte =P

@CanisArtorus
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Thanks guys, That's basically what I thought would be happening.
I'll keep the populous in line while we wait for a fair update cycle.

Time for a bottle of apple juice (fermented or otherwise) it is then.

This was referenced Mar 9, 2016
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