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Starting server.../usr/local/bin/msm: line 760: #79

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dpanther opened this issue Aug 12, 2012 · 2 comments
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Starting server.../usr/local/bin/msm: line 760: #79

dpanther opened this issue Aug 12, 2012 · 2 comments
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I updated to the latest version of msm and now seem to be getting this error on starting servers. I see that it was reported in issue 77 & 78 and that was resolved but I still seem to be getting the issue. It does not seem to matter what user I run the command as I always get the error. The server does seem to start ok but this does still seem to be a problem. Here is the error that pops up from all the users.

mike@Xavier:~$ sudo msm home start
Maintaining world symbolic links... Done.
Synchronising flagged worlds on disk to RAM... Done.
Starting server.../usr/local/bin/msm: line 760: 1344785928 +  : syntax error: operand expected (error token is "+  ")

root@Xavier:/home/mike# msm home start
Maintaining world symbolic links... Done.
Synchronising flagged worlds on disk to RAM... Done.
Starting server.../usr/local/bin/msm: line 760: 1344786004 +  : syntax error: operand expected (error token is "+  ")

minecraft@Xavier:/home/mike$ msm home start
Maintaining world symbolic links... Done.
Synchronising flagged worlds on disk to RAM... Done.
Starting server.../usr/local/bin/msm: line 760: 1344786101 +  : syntax error: operand expected (error token is "+  ")
minecraft@Xavier:/home/mike$
@ghost ghost assigned marcuswhybrow Aug 12, 2012
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Thanks, I'm looking into it.

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I have fixed this in commit fc7b1c4, upgrade to version 0.8.10 and let me know if the problem still persists. You can do that using sudo msm update.

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