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Check and make sure your GPU drivers are updated, with java 7 being the latest (you could try java 8 since i havent had issues with that specifically for running minecraft or mods). As for ram, you only need to give at least 2GB to minecraft (maybe more depending on how many mods are loaded and...

Have you ever look at a thread dump before? By the looks of it, you havent. Blood is the developer of MCPC and he knows more than both of us about the issue. Just because you see "lua" in a thread dump does not mean its computercraft related. This is not a type of crash log you could just point...

Its possible. Take a look at Fihgu mod it was able to lock single blocks as well as an selected area. LWC also has an Forge version that i dont believe is supported or stable yet.

I agree.

@Cloudy I would suggest stating to test in SMP over SSP when trying to reproduce a bug. MCPC con Some but all bugs cant be produce in SSP. It may be best to test in SMP if bugs are reproducible in SSP.

I was the one who posted the link in IRC but never have I abused blood or had an issue unless someone else referred the linked after me during the night. To any mod developer, Forge has implemented the block break event long ago which does log down to the NBT level. All they need to do is...

Azzanine, when your running MCPC+ as well as plugins/mods that cancels the explosion events, they will explode over and over and cause lag because of the items in the pipes building up. If it was vanilla forge, it would be a different story.

midi_sec, I am fully up-to-date with IC2. I known its issues since tekkit as well as 1.4.2 FTB Beta. Otherwise, many servers wouldnt be having issues with mods right now. Alot are being fixed, but many like IC2 still have its issues, whether if one see it or not.

If you have no use for it to be on the server, just remove the mod itself, but if you want to use it for like mining ages, and stuff like that, disable the crafting in the config of mystcraft. If you want to ban an item, use a recipe remover, forge essentials, or if your using bukkit plugins...

add "975:*:Iron Chest" do the list and that will protect them.

This is what I see in the crash that could be extra, but correct me if im wrong, but if your updating from a old ftb server, its best that you do remove the mods, coremods, config, and jar and redownload the server files (like said above) and put it into your directory. Dont EVER copy and...

The issue here look like its related to the latest version of MCPC, unless it can be confirmed by someone using pure vanilla forge mods. You may want to remove the forcechunks.dat and see if that helps any. Also make sure your using the latest version of direwolf because i know their was a issue...

Setting up the server isnt the issue to me though. As long as the server is fast, stable, and have a good background I will be willingly to try them out.

do /chunkloaders and check and see how many chunks are loaded. You may want to use NBT Explorer or a NBT->ASCII and check the forcedchunks.dat and locate any bloc that could be loading chunks, which could be the reason why the entities are still spawning. If that doesnt help, you may want to try...

You would need to do /lagg chunk which should show you the area thats affected by the most entity count. also install world guard and do /stoplag which will delete all entities until you do /stoplag -c. You might want to mark the global region so mobs dont spawn so you can see if its mobs, or...

It likely stop because of the huge amount of entities. I would make a script to remove the entities or cut them down to a limit if the region fixer doesnt do it properly. If you have world guard installed do /stoplag. If you have clag or world edit install do /lagg clear or /remove items...

Thats good so far. I planned on buying from OVH soon but dont know if their service is good enough. I heard good things so far but still not positive. Also, I would recommend getting the SSD for disk performance. I would recommend a linux OS like CentOS or Debian/Ubuntu.

I am not applying or anything but one thing I would recommend that you do is check your internet speed as well because if your upload speed is less than 2Mbps (megabits) , it is likely for them to have connection issues. Just my two cents.

The session.lock file can be found at the root of the world directory. I would recommend that you check the jar file and make it havent been tampered with and also if your using a *nix OS to make sure that directory have read and write access.

One reason why its crashing is because your using MCPC+ which is likely to break something. I wouldnt recommend using mcedit unless you want modded items in that chunk to be deleted as well. Either use a script to remove the block itself or use nbt explorer and goto that chunk. I would...