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Solved, needed host company to update Java from 1.7 to 1.8.

Hmm, still getting this weird LOC Header thing and it won't start... My issue seems to have a divergence from this one, so I've started my own thread as not to hijack this one completely...

Version: 1.7.0 What is the bug: 1.7.0 Server runs properly on main system. Will not on hosted server. Log warnings / errors cite Invalid LOC Header. I've tried many different solutions from re-installing all the mods fresh from source and everything. It's getting quite ridiculous...

ARRRRRGH. I still apparently can't run anything... it's citing Invalid LOC Header on the mods... I've tried a million more things as well as a suggestion from a dev on a top listed server, to enable chicken chunks and set its last setting in cfg (related to mystcraft world loading) to false...

Yeah, I think camo's right. It looks like that's all we've got right now. It appears even the big syndicates like DevCo are doing exactly this too. At least from what I gathered doing some snooping around and asking questions of their players and staff...

I have a working test server now after some messing around. Also, I wish someone would have pointed me to KCauldron, as I'd never heard of it. I had a sneaking suspicion that it had a little something to do with an incompatible forge version after I finally recognized the similarities in version...

Right, but, well I guess what neither of us mentioned is. We're not "removing" it as it were. We're using the normal demonstrated method of disabling it. Which would be adding .disabled to the filename after .jar, so, example mystcraft-1.7.10-0.11.13.00.jar.disabled << This method of disabling...

This is the same issue I'm facing. It has all but entirely killed my community, as our server was down for two days updating and then reverting back to 1.6.2. Not a single user has come back online yet. --(side note: I learned some better FTP practices...) One other thing to note. I was never...

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