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June 6, 2015
10:13 am

shadyslick1

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Cant Connect kepps saying cant find server

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June 6, 2015
10:21 am

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I'm getting the same error

Connect Lost

Could not connect to default or fallback server, please try again later: java.net.ConnectException

Ping results:

Pinging play.veterancraft.net [198.27.113.33] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 198.27.113.33: bytes=32 time=78ms TTL=52
Reply from 198.27.113.33: bytes=32 time=88ms TTL=52

The following telnet command shows that it's listening on the port (the connect is accepted)

telnet play.veterancraft.net 25565

I'm installing wireshark and will see if I can get you any additional info

June 6, 2015
10:23 am

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Same error here. No info about it either, and Okamat and Braleth just went on vacation...

June 6, 2015
10:39 am

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I've got a Wireshark capture of the error. If there's a secure place to upload it as I'm pretty sure at least it contains some tokens, at worst public session info that I don't want public.

June 6, 2015
10:56 am

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I'm in now. I'm saving the wireshark capture in the event any kind of client side postmortem is helpful.

June 6, 2015
11:22 am

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My apologies for the downtime earlier. The Arda server panicked due to a protocol error by a hacked client. Unfortunately,our server monitoring system was one of those things we pushed onto the back burner to get this migration out of the door. It has been put on the every-growing TODO list.

We are still tracing the source to determine if it was just a fluke, intentional, or a unique alignment of stars and planets that will not happen in another 100 years or so. Surprised

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June 6, 2015
5:45 pm

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Solar flare, probably.

June 6, 2015
8:20 pm

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AdmlAdama said
I'm in now. I'm saving the wireshark capture in the event any kind of client side postmortem is helpful.

I appreciate the thought and effort, but it was a stalled dispatcher thread on the server. We're still looking at tcpdump logs for anything unusual before we begin suspecting the new "multi-threaded" nature of MC 1.8.x.

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June 7, 2015
11:37 am

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No problem. Just a natural tendency of mine to log in case. I'll dump them.

June 7, 2015
11:39 am

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Frenchy said

Solar flare, probably.

I can't find a link to support but I remember sometime in the early 90s that there were servers that had an issue with solar flares causing resets due to improper shielding.

Ironically Solaris was the OS running at the time.