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If you configure the simple claims mod with a claim height of 16, an underground start of zero, and allow underground claiming, you will get a 16m claim grid over the entire map. The simple claims mod does not allow vertical gaps that are not a multiple of the claim height. I see that this thread is...

Try running: This should show if anything is using the port.

If that does not help find the problem, try running: Post the output here. You may need to install the strace package first.

Have you tried enabling the "universe" repository?

http://askubuntu.com/questions/148638/h ... repository

est31 wrote:Jay: want to do a PR to remove the check?

https://github.com/minetest/minetest/pulls

https://github.com/minetest/minetest/pull/3410

No. The check runs at startup and the result is never acted on.

It is a extension for the OpenAL library. Minetest checks for the extension, but actually uses another library to decode Vorbis sounds. (The EXT_vorbis check might be a candidate for dead code removal)

VoidPixel has been unplayable for me for the last week. My client connects, but nothing loads except item/node defs. The map does not load, my player position is not sent (stays at 0,0,0), the inventory is not sent, etc. Also the server does not respond to commands. The only message the client recei...

It sounds like you are running the server from behind a home router and trying to connect from behind the same router using the IP address from the server list. This often will not work b/c many home routers block connections from inside the LAN to the public IP address on the router. There may be a...

I just hope when it returns it doesn’t fall victim to the server list like VoidPixel has. Even if we have players on we are always at the bottom of the list. Which is hurting the server quite a lot. Indeed, I have never quite understood how the server list works. Some servers are always at top, som...

What I think is happening is that Minetest is still writing to the old log file. As I understand it, the way log rotation typically works is that logrotate renames the log file and then sends a SIGUSR1 to the daemon process. After logrotae renames the log file, the daemon's log file descriptor still...