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shacharr wrote: Your base - does it contain bob8881's tower by chance? If so, I believe I managed to stumble upon it. I have found it amazing! Brought back amazing memories from my actual travel to Japan :).

GreenDimond wrote:

Lupercus wrote:I was banned from this server without reason.

Had you not left the Discord, you would have received an answer to your question.
And would have seen my question.

And it should have displayed a reason. Odd if it didn't.
Anyway, as you are related to bender, you have been banned as a side-effect of being on the same IP.

Aoi wrote:

shacharr wrote: Your base - does it contain bob8881's tower by chance? If so, I believe I managed to stumble upon it. I have found it amazing! Brought back amazing memories from my actual travel to Japan :).

You wouldn't happen to be a youtuber, would you?

Lupercus wrote:It was my son bender, sorry for the problems he caused on hometown

GreenDimond wrote:...shortened the ban time to 2 days.

ExeterDad wrote:I'll likely go another way and set up LBM's so the old blocks are discovered and recorded when the areas are loaded.

micheal65536 wrote:Node.js (and similar frameworks such as Ruby on Rails) is difficult to deploy alongside an existing stack. For example, I use Apache with multiple vhosts. To run a Node.js application alongside Apache on its own vhost would require running the Node.js application on another port and setting up Apache as a proxy

server {
    server_name: content.minetest.net;
    listen: 443 http2;
    proxy_pass "http://localhost:2345";
}

talamh wrote:I'm going to have to stop trying to build massive domes on minetest servers! Every server I've attempted to build one on has either been taken offline or suffered map problems!

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After:



I'll play it safe next time and build a cube :)

rubenwardy wrote:Conversely, this is how you should be deploying all of your applications already. It allows better clustering and caching.

Also, in nginx it's as simple as this:

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server {
    server_name: content.minetest.net;
    listen: 443 http2;
    proxy_pass "http://localhost:2345";
}

Apache sucks, btw ;)

Lone_Wolf wrote: heh. If you show me your domes I could save them to my client in case the map crashes again.
BTW: You might want to get Minetest 0.4.17.1. It has a lot more features. (On Linux you should be able to do sudo apt-get install minetest to get it)

shacharr wrote:

Aoi wrote:

shacharr wrote: Your base - does it contain bob8881's tower by chance? If so, I believe I managed to stumble upon it. I have found it amazing! Brought back amazing memories from my actual travel to Japan :).

You wouldn't happen to be a youtuber, would you?

Never attempted to capture videos of my journey through hometown. Why?

wwww wrote:Hey, is the server offline right now?

Nelly wrote:ExterDad who stol it how do i find ip

micheal65536 wrote:The server appears to be "down" at the moment. When I was playing earlier it suddenly stopped responding and I eventually timed out. I have been unable to connect since, even though I have tried multiple times and it is over an hour later.

The problem is not with my internet connection (I'm not stupid). I do not get a connection timeout error but rather the "init packet not recognized by server" error that is typical for a server that is up but not responding. I suspect that the server may have entered an infinite loop in some mod code somewhere.