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Basically the problem is that the jar file that your StartScript.sh is telling Java to open simply doesn't exist. Before, it had an absolute path which was pointing to the wrong folder. By specifying a relative path, which is just the file name by itself, it will now work but only if you change...

Try editing it so that it says this instead: java -Xms2048m -Xmx2048m -XX:PermSize=256m -jar FTBServer-1.6.4-965.jar

Open the ServerStart.sh file using a text editor and paste the contents into pastebin.

Can you show us the contents of the ServerStart.sh file.

Try using the ServerStart.sh file to start your server instead of the ServerStart.bat file. bat files are generally only used in Windows, while you appear to be using Mac. If that doesn't work, upload the contents of the ServerStart.sh file to pastebin.com and share the link with us here.

Oh, you already did provide your start script. For Monster you will certainly require the addition of -XX:PermSize=256M to your start script. Add this after the -Xmx parameters. I would also recommend updating from Java 6 to Java 7, even if you do not use the latest update as Connor suggests...

aPerf and Opis are very useful (Forge) profiling tools. aPerf also has a lot of useful preventative features such as spawn rules and strict item grouping. PowerNBT is a very handy Bukkit plugin too, which doesn't quality as non-MCPC+. Its most useful purpose is the in-game editing of offline...

You may want to look into zPermissions, it allows the setting of permission nodes which apply only in a certain WorldGuard region, and has been my favourite perm plugin for a while now. I personally use WorldGuard's blacklist feature. It's one shortcoming is the way multiworld blacklisting...

Sounds like NoCheatPlus, but that would be a counter-intuitive plugin to have on a Forge server. Can you give us a list of your Bukkit plugins? It could be a Forge mod I suppose but it seems more like something a plugin would do.

I have long been interested in a plugin / mod that manages chunkloading tickets. I would love to have all chunk loading tickets 'owned' by a player, or in some cases multiple players, and then that ticket would only be active when that player is online. That way I could leave all chunkloaders...

Looks very nice. Thanks for sharing.

Everything looks fine in that log. One thing I suggest is updating to the latest version of Java 7. Also, check your crash-reports folder in case files have been generated there. Can you show us the server start script you are using?

I wouldn't be too concerned about warnings or even severes in your server log, unless you can tell from the message that there is a serious problem. It is common for some mods to give severe messages for the most harmless of errors. The JSON error you are getting just meant that some mod author...

Have you tried your luck with the latest recommended build of MCPC, 1.6.4-R2.1-forge965-B223? This thread seems to suggest that it could be a garbled file causing problems: https://forums.bukkit.org/threads/java-lang-nullpointerexception-on-startup.160556/ I'm not sure if it is relevant due to...

Your ForgeModLoader-server-0.log may contain more information.

Just to clarify, did you install MCPC+ before attempting to run Bukkit plugins on your server?

It sounds like your server start script is telling Java to launch a .jar that doesn't exist. Check that the name of the .jar in your start script matches the .jar in your server folder.

wow that looks epic

You are right, looking at the stack trace the exception was thrown inside the Morph event handler, a corrupt chunk would likely throw an exception inside one of Minecraft's methods.