Bukkit

@bob7l

Hmm... Maybe. I'm not a MySQL expert. How would I go about purging it? OH.. on a seemingly unrelated note. Health stopped regenerating for players on this server after the 1.5.1 update (I have 2 other servers that didn't have this problem). When I removed the HawkEye mod, health began regenerating normally again. I don't run the HawkEye mod on the other servers.

I'm not sure what you mean by config. Linux OS with 14GB RAM, Sandy Bridge Intel Xeon E3-1270 processors and solid state hard-drives. CB 1.5.1-D0.1 (#2691)

@bob7l

Okay. I tried updating from 1.2-DEV to 1.4.2-DEV. Same problem as before. As soon as someone starts running a mob spawner, the connections go through the roof and then it starts generating SQL errors, and eventually starts impacting other mods which use the SQL database and eventually crashes the server. Here is an excerpt from the console log which shows the process from server startup to server crash (where the log abruptly stops). I downgraded to 1.2-Dev (which fixed the problem when I tried to upgrade to 1.3) but this time the problem recurred even at 1.2-Dev; so I've had to disable the HawkEyE mod. I've used HawkEye for over a year. It has always worked until now. You should be able to derive the config from the startup log. Console Log

@SolomonGajda

That would be because the author hasn't changed the version in plugin.yml

Tried downloading the latest version of HawkEye (1.4.2-DEV) 3 times, using the download, clicking the 1.4.2-DEV file directly, and going to the 1.4.2-DEV download page and clicking the HawkEyE.jar file directly. My FTP client shows that a newer version was uploaded to the server, but when I examine the log after restart in all cases I see the following entry:

2013-03-22 09:24:08 [INFO] [HawkEye] Enabling HawkEye v1.1.0 2013-03-22 09:24:08 [INFO] [HawkEye] Starting HawkEye 1.1.0 initiation process... 2013-03-22 09:24:08 [INFO] [HawkEye] Version 1.1.0 enabled!

Could it be that HawkEye is reporting the wrong version in the log file on console?

Running CB 1.5.1-D0.1 (build #2691) in a Linux environment.

@thomasmccarron Looking at it from a none dev perspective.

Notably, it rolls back mobs with correct data values, tamed, profession, item, etc, all comes back as it was. I'm unaware if Hawkeye does it to this extent or not, because I've honestly never had the need to rollback mobs.

I don't completely like that Prism divides a creeper and tnt explode event, because it's just more convenient to myself to have to type a single explode rollback command, assuming I even have explosions enabled in my world. (Usually, I don't.)

As far as the rollback feature that automatically extinguishes, in my logic I usually would rather extinguish with worldguard first, then investigate with my logging plugin, instead of let the fire continue to spread. (Again, assuming I have fire spread even on.)

The real notable thing about prism is that it does rid yourself of the explosion drops, assuming they weren't picked up. But again, that's also assuming you have explosions enabled on your server.

Drain itself is, in my honest opinion, a bit redundant. Worldedit has drain, and there are very few servers that don't have worldedit. I just feel it's overkill.

Overall looking at both plugins? There is almost no difference, utility wise. Time and processing is something you will have to test, but they both offer almost the same benefits. I'll continue using Hawkeye, only because I'm familiar with it's commands and usage, and I know that it's worked for me for over half a year now.

What is the reason for me to continue using this when I believe that a plugin I recently tried out, called Prism, seems to be better?
{Genuine question, not trying to mock or anything}

Large error that caused my server to crash. No admins or players that can use hawkeye were on when it crashed it just randomly did this. I'm using Spigot Build #674 1.5

Error: http://pastebin.com/PF0SmdVy

anyway to roll back even items taken from chests?

@bob7l

No errors in the console.

Edit: created new tables, works fine now. bizarre...

@bob7l

Scratch that, I'm on the latest dev build and still nothing is logging. I will check my server log for errors.

@bob7l

It couldn't be a limit. We are self hosted on a dedicated machine, and we clean the database of everything over a month old. I will try the latest dev build and report back.