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You could give the ability to use the command only on that world, but they could just leave the world in creative. Your going to need some type of plugin to keep track of it.

The 100+ current issues with it. Its a great program and I use it also, but part is it does effect the way the game is played which can cause lots of problems that you do not have in vanilla. So you either get to deal with really odd issues that can be hard to pinpoint or server load.

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All that is going on is that the Garbage collector is running out of space. In your startup script has the same java parameters mine does, but some of them are commented out. From the looks of it that is ForgeCraft's script which have to be a bit careful with as it is highly customized for their...

Delete your player.dat file or go in with NBT editor and change where you are at.

If you do not wish to install tickthreading he also has tickprofiler which just has the profiling abilities without threading the game.

Well I run two public servers and several private servers and personally when we had our launch event for ultimate we had over 40 people on and we all spread out fast. We only used up to 12GB of RAM, now the world file got up to 30GB in those first few hours. There are quite a few things you can...

Personally I would think it would be fine. I use the SP2 pack with it and I can run 2 servers both with 25+ on them on the same machine (considering via splitting it in half that is kinda real multithreading, more then what tickthreading does, I also use tickthreading btw).

Do a small backup and then delete all forcedchunks.dat in all the world folders. One of them is trying to load something that does not exist. your forge log would probably show exactly which one it is.

Well the second one is going to better, it has a stronger CPU and more ram. But for 30-50 players your not going to need that much so if you don't plan on upgrading anytime soon I would go with the first one (sp1 16g). Just with OVH make you get the raid format you want as that cannot be changed...

Thing he said it use to work fine. It be more of 3-5(4). Of which that startup script does not really help much. Bellow is what I use. /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java -server -Xmx16G -XX:UseSSE=4 -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseCMSCompactAtFullCollection -XX:+UseParNewGC...

well what does the forge log say.

When you login you get a message that says: "The GregTech-Addon is known for changing many recipes, please make sure to loop them up (beast via NEI), before complaining abou tmissing Recipes of ANY kind or Mod, especially ones from IC2 ....."

Before ever looking at hosting providers you need to decide how technical your capabilities are. Such as do you need a fancy CP or just ssh/putty input. Also how much support are you going to need from the company in that places that say they are minecraft hosting they normal help with server...

Gata love the garbage collector. Try: /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/java -server -Xmx8G -XX:UseSSE=4 -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseCMSCompactAtFullCollection -XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -XX:+AggressiveOpts -XX:-OmitStackTraceInFastThrow -jar ultimate.jar nogui just...

Could you attach your forge and server log

You cannot force it to use CPU instead of RAM as RAM is memory and CPU is processing. I would check the amount of loaded chunks with /chunkloaders and see if someone decided to make a bunch of chunkloaders/quarries/worldanchors etc

Also put your start script in here as that has a huge effect also.

My bet is that they work, just not with bukkitforge. I have tried several of my plugins with bukkitforge and they fail miserably but work fine with MCPC.