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For anyone running a MCPC server I would recommend the PowerNBT plugin. Lets you edit player.dat files from in game and lots of other handy features. Can't test this because MC login servers are down (blast!) but you should be able to use this command to copy one person's research to another...

I get the same behaviour on my server, I think the Minecraft ping is just not accurate. Either that or I don't understand how pings work. I thought a ping was measuring the latency between two computers and was independent of any services running on those machines, such as Minecraft...

No problem. You can also see on line 8 of wrapper.properties you can configure how often it sends /save-all to the console with server-saveall-period. I have it set to 10 minute intervals, setting to 0 will disable it. You may want to edit toolkit/messages.txt and blank out auto-save-start and...

I would delete the chunks from the region files using MCEdit, and then Minecraft will automatically regenerate them when the chunks are next loaded by someone walking past. There are in game methods such as WorldEdit, but I personally prefer using the offline editor MCEdit for such tasks...

MCPC+ will often require 128M of permgen space whereas you can get sometimes manage to get away with the default 56M without it. With Remote Toolkit you need to edit toolkit/wrapper.properties in order to change to permgen allocation, and also the heap space allocation...

@potop999 +1 for using screen's stuff command. So useful! The more I use screen the more I realise how awesome it is.

That's an alarming crash, did you have a keyboard plugged into the computer at the time and do your computer's keyboard drivers look OK? I don't really know much about LWJGL on Windows, normally it just works. Are you sure this is a server crash report and not a client crash report? I just...

I would highly recommend using MCPC+ from Minecraft port central, I can vouch that the recommended builds are 100% stable. Besides MCPC is what Tekkit uses for its Bukkit capabilities. I don't have experience with BukkitForge but I have heard that it is far inferior. To install MCPC+, simply...

My recommendation would be to rent your own VPS / dedi and manage it yourself. Any host with Minecraft in the name is typically just offering you a very low-end VPS which is designed for vanilla, with the price bumped up. If you are wondering why they set the prices of their plans based on the...

I will assume that you are running the Essentials plugin on an MCPC+ server. If you look in the Essentials config you will see these lines: sethome-multiple: default: 1 luminary: 3 paladin: 5 deity: 10 If you set default to 3, then everyone can set 3 homes. If you want to give some...

Glad to hear it worked out!

You need to start double checking your links before you paste them!

Sorry, i didn't read that these were client crashes. In that case you need to go to options on the FTB launcher and use the slider to allocate more memory. If the slider bar maxes out at 1GB, then you will need to uninstall your existing Java and replace it with 64-bit Java (provided you are...

Thanks for including your logs. Based on this crash report you linked here, http://www.pastebin.ca/2499060 it would appear that your server is running out of heap space. Currently you have 1GB of heap space allocated to your server, to increase this edit your server startup script and change...

I've had this error since FTB Ultimate, presumably it is two threads trying to edit the same NBT tag simultaneously. Maybe a poorly coded mod that doesn't use locks? Not sure.

Can you post the results of the following commands java -version whereis java I'm starting to suspect that yum may have installed openJDK version 6 as a dependency to something. Oh wait, you actually told yum to install java. In that case edit your startup script to explicitly use the latest...

Can you send us your server.log using pastebin, and any recent files that might be in the "crash-reports" folder. Please take these files from the directory where the server is installed, not the FTB client. Also please pay attention next time when sending links, the above link leads only to the...

The problem is that you were sending the permsize setting to Minecraft instead of Java, due to the order of your arguments. Therefore Java is still using the default perm size of 56MB. The order of the arguments is important, anything before "*.jar" is a Java option, any arguments after "*.jar"...

Yes, it is recommended to keep that field blank. http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Server.properties

Initially I suspected some external application was terminating and then restarting Minecraft, but if you are just running the start-script to start your server then this seems unlikely. Honestly I am at a loss as to what has caused this.