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Its spamming ALL the time in my gs and causing lag in server any know what is this?

The chat log is making the lag , try clearing out the enitre chat log to see if it works

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Its clearly an ByteBuffer error from the mmocore, you cant do nothing about it, only blame your "ddos protection" or the machine

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Its clearly an ByteBuffer error from the mmocore, you cant do nothing about it, only blame your "ddos protection" or the machine

Im tired of that "protection" oh god!

Probably if you reconfigure that protection system you can solve this error, since the error log clearly says system limition, however I dont think that java edit will help at all

EDIT: The error occurs when java tries to write at _all.txt file.

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A quick fix (for now) would be to disable chat logging, error says that "saving chat log failed".

 

Then we can search for the actual problem.

 

EDIT: By the way, that's not protection's fault.

 

It's a file system limit obviously.

From where can i disable chat logs in l2jfrozen?

From where can i disable chat logs in l2jfrozen?

EDIT: That's not the problem.

Could you please tell us some things about your server machine ?

 

What OS ?

How many files in the log directory ?

How uch free space in your disk ?

Is your disk defragged ?

How big is the log file ?

 

It's obviously a file system problem on your OS. Nothing related to protection or mmocore. For some reason java can't get the rights to perform a write operation using the OS file system.

InTheEnd, clearly the first thing you have to do is post info. Couple of minutes ago, I didn't even know you had DDoS Protection ... We can't magically guess what's causing that issue.

 

Read the exception stack and post the code that participates in that stack call and we could examine it.

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InTheEnd, clearly the first thing you have to do is post info. Couple of minutes ago, I didn't even know you had DDoS Protection ... We can't magically guess what's causing that issue.

 

Read the exception stack and post the code that participates in that stack call and we could examine it.

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and i use devilking ddos protection.

Alright, could you post the L2GameClient.java code ? and the Log.java too ?

InTheEnd, don't try disabling chat logs (it's disabled by default anyway and I guess that you left it disabled) as this is not the cause of your errors.

 

The actual cause is the logging in the "_all.txt" file in the log/game folder. (it's logging character creations etc)

Could you please tell us some things about your server machine ?

 

What OS ?

How many files in the log directory ?

How uch free space in your disk ?

Is your disk defragged ?

How big is the log file ?

 

It's obviously a file system problem on your OS. Nothing related to protection or mmocore. For some reason java can't get the rights to perform a write operation using the OS file system.

 

This answer was the only answer close to problem.

 

I'm only answering this topic because you flame me and my services.

You can clearly see "The requested operation could not be completed due to a file system limitation.", try google before answering like idiots.

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/e0d55018-cf06-43ca-8e20-dd2bb8494c96/the-requested-operation-could-not-be-completed-due-to-a-file-system-limitation

 

I don't want to say anything more, but the ddos protection was literaly off at the time the error occured..

 

 

-dEvilKinG

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