Solved I cannot seem to be able to connect to my FTB Ultimate server.

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JohnnyX

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Nope, I'm not sure...the log isn't showing what is actually making it crash sadly...

are you on a managed server? Possibly have your host look into it?

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2013-03-22 20:30:40 [INFO] [STDOUT] Loading NEI
2013-03-22 20:32:31 [INFO] [Minecraft] Stopping the server
No i made it myself. I submitted a ticket to the FTB support so I hope to get results soom :) . Thanks for helping by the way !
 
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Dingham

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I dunno. Still havent received an answer though :(

I can't remember exactly when, but i know recently all the tickets were wiped because of a massive backlog. You may want to check your ticket is still open.

Edit: Looking over the thread. I think your just overloaded. 6 worldsis asking a lot from one 1G, I can't even run a client on 1G
 

JohnnyX

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I can't remember exactly when, but i know recently all the tickets were wiped because of a massive backlog. You may want to check your ticket is still open.

Edit: Looking over the thread. I think your just overloaded. 6 worldsis asking a lot from one 1G, I can't even run a client on 1G
I have 3GB ram as I recall. Does that mean that I will have to buy more ram? If so, which ram cards do you suggest?
 

Medwise

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I run a dedicated server ftb ultimate, the server will use more ram, as more chunks are loaded. This will also create more client load. I would switch to java 7 and try to get a 64 bit OS, because buying more ram will not help you much considering a 32 bit OS is limited to 4gb of usable ram.
 

Naolas

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-Xmx : max heap size
-Xms : min heap size

Think of it as the initial and the maximum amount of memory you want to give to the server. Don't make it too tight (OS will need some ram, as does the java permanent space), since you will want to avoid swapping.
 

JohnnyX

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-Xmx : max heap size
-Xms : min heap size

Think of it as the initial and the maximum amount of memory you want to give to the server. Don't make it too tight (OS will need some ram, as does the java permanent space), since you will want to avoid swapping.
Now it all makes sense! I would put in previous servers xms > xmx . So the minimum would be larger than the maximum. I'll just try running the server with xmx 1,5 GB or 2 GB