.Loki
October 15, 2005, 11:49 pm
When I run my server, sometimes some of the maps get deleted. Two of my personally made maps were deleted, and I was only able to restore one.
When it said "map not found" i thought it was just my server going crazy, but it actually deleted them from the soldat/maps folder.
Madness I tell you, sheer madness.
.Loki
October 16, 2005, 10:12 pm
Okay, so now this happens every time without fail.
Whever the map changes, it kicks everyone, including me. Instead of changing to the next map, it deletes it and changes back to the map that was just playing. Additionally, everyone has parachutes for no reason, and all of the ground/walls/etc. are extremely buggy.
Then, when I try to rejoin, it either tells me "map not found" or "incorrect map version", Even though I am the host of the map. I then have to quit soldat and rejoin, and then change the map manually.
My server runs fairly low-ping, and works perfectly fine except for this. But yeah, if anyone can help at all, that'd be great.
Leo
October 16, 2005, 10:31 pm
Take care that mapslist.txt has no empty space in it. Also map names are case sensitive.
.Loki
October 16, 2005, 11:24 pm
Running server on windows, all maps are case-correct, no spaces or blank lines or anything.
Server continues to delete maps.
mar77a
October 17, 2005, 1:36 am
This happends to clients when you have a wrong map version, but concerning the server, I dont know.
.Loki
October 18, 2005, 12:27 am
Well, the maps get deleted when I'm playing on my own server, so perhaps that aspect of what is going wrong is client-based. However, I am running my own maps, and therefore could not possibly have the wrong map version.
Also, I still have found no explanation as to why the maps go buggy when changed (unnecessary parachutes, extreme poly glitches, no map changes, etc)
sigh.... no one has had this problem before?
mar77a
October 18, 2005, 1:05 am
Yeah, wrong map versions errors are brougth up also when you have the same file, but i think this was fixed with the latest dedicated server.