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W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/default.txt'
 
W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/default.txt'
 
I <cmod> loading C module 'mapnewsdl' from 'internal'  
 
I <cmod> loading C module 'mapnewsdl' from 'internal'  
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W <mapdata> {0} error finding or reading level file
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W <mapnewsdl> {0} can't load level file, falling back to tinymap.lvl
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W <mapnewsdl> news file 'news.txt' not found in current directory
 
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If you are seeing the above, it is possible that the files do not exist.
 
If you are seeing the above, it is possible that the files do not exist.

Revision as of 07:59, 31 May 2011

This page deals with the troubleshooting of the ASSS installation.
If you need help with writing a module, you should read Troubleshooting Modules.
If you need help with configuring your server, you should read Server Setup.
If you need help with arena settings, you should read Complete Settings.

Potential issues

I <cmod> loading C module 'capman' from 'internal'
W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/mod.txt'
W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/smod.txt'
W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/sysop.txt'
W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/sysop.txt'
W <config> Can't find file for arena '(null)', name 'groupdef/default.txt'
I <cmod> loading C module 'mapnewsdl' from 'internal' 

OR

W <mapdata> {0} error finding or reading level file
W <mapnewsdl> {0} can't load level file, falling back to tinymap.lvl

OR

W <mapnewsdl> news file 'news.txt' not found in current directory

If you are seeing the above, it is possible that the files do not exist. However, it is also possible that you have a file permissions error, in which you can check with ls -l. If it is a permissions error, you can fix it using chmod.

I <cmod> loading C module 'persist' from 'scoring'
db_env_create: Permission denied
E <cmod> error loading module 'persist'
Unrecoverable error (5): Error in loading module 'scoring:persist'
*** ASSS exited: Error loading modules 

If you are seeing the above, it is possible that you have accidentally copied over your win32 database files into your linux setup, or that the files have become corrupted. This can be fixed by simply deleting all the files in the /data folder.