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I have a mod that saves certain information in a given location. The database is on the VDS server. I specified the IP with the port, user and password. As a result, I get this error: [29.01.2025 17:19:15.839] [modloading-worker-4/INFO] [STDERR/]: [org.75ms.logger.Logger:<init>:37]: MariaDB JDBC Driver not found. [29.01.2025 17:19:15.840] [modloading-worker-4/INFO] [STDERR/]: [org.75ms.logger.Logger:<init>:38]: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.mariadb.jdbc.Driver Connection details: private static final String DB_URL = "jdbc:mariadb://[ip]:3306/cmd"; private static final String DB_USER = "[user]"; private static final String DB_PASSWORD = "[password]"; private Connection connection; In Gradle the following dependency is specified: dependencies { minecraft 'net.minecraftforge:forge:1.16.5-36.2.42' implementation 'org.mariadb.jdbc:mariadb-java-client:3.5.1' } -
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By LamonDamon · Posted
I have 12000 MB of RAM allocated, and yes a pre-configured modpack does work, I'll try to use one and add mods like that, thanks for the help! -
By TileEntity · Posted
It is always a Registry Object not present error - with removing mods, just new mods are mentioned Does a pre-configured modpack work? Maybe use such a modpack as working base and add new mods one by one How much RAM do you have allocated? (JVM-Arguments) -
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