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Describe the bug
I just updated to the latest revision and everything works fine, no errors whatsoever. But when I stop hercules with ./athena-start stop, the map-server goes to "sleep" instead of being killed. Each ~10 seconds, it tries to connect to the char-server, which obviously fails, throwing periodic errors. The only way to get rid of the map-server is to force-kill it.
At first I thought the git pull might have went wrong, but the bahvior is the same when I compile a vanilla copy of the latest revision.
I'm compiling with gcc 11.4.0, which requires the "-fcommon" flag to compile properly, as gcc defaulted to "-fno-common" since gcc 10.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
clone latest hercules
export CFLAGS="-fcommon"
./configure
make clean
make all
./athena-start start
./athena-start stop
Expected behavior
./athena-start stop should be killing all 4 servers
Screenshots
System specs (please complete the following information):
OS: Linux Mint 21.3
Compiler: gcc 11.4.0
Hercules Version v2024.11 (latest)
Plugins used or source modifications
None
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Describe the bug
I just updated to the latest revision and everything works fine, no errors whatsoever. But when I stop hercules with ./athena-start stop, the map-server goes to "sleep" instead of being killed. Each ~10 seconds, it tries to connect to the char-server, which obviously fails, throwing periodic errors. The only way to get rid of the map-server is to force-kill it.
At first I thought the git pull might have went wrong, but the bahvior is the same when I compile a vanilla copy of the latest revision.
I'm compiling with gcc 11.4.0, which requires the "-fcommon" flag to compile properly, as gcc defaulted to "-fno-common" since gcc 10.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
./athena-start stop should be killing all 4 servers
Screenshots
System specs (please complete the following information):
Plugins used or source modifications
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: