Your server crashed and you don't know what is wrong? Don't worry, finding the issue through the crash reports of your Minecraft server is very easy with Pine Hosting. This guide covers how to read your crash reports and where to find them.
How To Find A Crash Report:
- Login to your game panel here
- Select the server you want to work on
- Head over to your Files Tab
- Locate the "crash-reports" folder and click on it
- Judging by the date in the name of the reports, click on the newest one and open it
How To Read A Crash Report:
Crashes can happen for many reasons and are more prominent on modded servers. The "Description:" part of the report will often describe what caused the crash.
Here are some common errors that could be on your crash report:
| Error | Explanation | Solution |
| Ticking Entity | This indicates a corrupt entity in your world | Most likely to be fixable without loosing the whole world but is much easier to fix by generating a new world |
| Ticking World | This indicates that the entire world itself is corrupt, this can be caused by changing your Minecraft version | Creating a new world should fix this. |
| Missing Mods | A mod on your server is missing a co-dependent mod. | Check out our guide on how to fix this here |
If the crash report doesn't help you define the issue take a look at the following:
Check out our knowledgebase article on troubleshooting your server for broken plugins here
Check out our knowledgebase article on troubleshooting your server for corrupted world data here
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