Misterious Traceback in LambdaCore

[Daniel Villalon]

Hello People.

I¡m hosting a moo since April, and until today everything is working fine, but me and the players discovered a strange traceback.

When someone tries to create the username alex (create alex passwd) The lambdacore database prints this traceback.

#0:handle_uncaught_error, line 3:  Invalid indirection

(End of traceback)

#37:insert (this == #39), line 35:  Range error

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #10:cr*eate @cr*eate crear, line 45

... called from #0:do_login_command, line 20

(End of traceback)

only happens with this name, alexa, álex, and any derivative works perfectly. It's a minor problem but the bug is still here. Can someone explain me what's happening? It's only happening in my lambdacore? I'm Using lambdacore 1.8.1 and same version of lambda server.

Thanks!

[Tim van Dijen]

Hello Daniel!

It looks like your player db somehow got corrupted... The exact reason why is hard to tell, but I've seen it happen before.
You can usually fix it by rebuilding the database with the command:
;$player_db:load()

The error in #0:handle_uncaught_error is most likely because it tries to :tell or :notify something to an unconnected player.

-Tim

Op 22-12-2017 om 15:58 schreef Daniel Villalon:

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[Daniel Villalon]

;$player_db:load();

#37:insert (this == #39), line 35:  Range error

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #37:insert (this == #39), line 48

... called from #39:load, line 22

... called from #-1:Input to EVAL, line 3

... called from built-in function eval()

... called from #58:eval_cmd_string (this == #2), line 19

... called from #58:eval*-d (this == #2), line 13

(End of traceback)

And after this, the majoritty of the players don't appear in the database like players. Their objects exist, but the database doesn't recognize as like players, @whereis command don't found them.

[Michael Munson]

You may have to loop through players() and add them back into $player_db manually. Usually this is hooked into :set_name() so you can just loop through players(), set their name to a random string, then set it back to their real name/aliases.

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[Michael Munson]

This eval will do it:

;;for x in (players()) `$player_db:insert(x.name,x) ! ANY'; endfor

But I didn't test it so back up your database first.

On Mon, Dec 25, 2017 at 9:18 AM, Daniel Villalon <villa...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Daniel Villalon]

This Works Perfectly! THanks so much, My database is working.

El viernes, 22 de diciembre de 2017, 16:03:12 (UTC+1), Daniel Villalon escribió: