AbeJ
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Hmm... Nothing seems to be locking it as far as I can see. I have write permissions on it. It's never done this before. Maybe it's related to Forge downloading the jars during install, and the wrong permissions being set?
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It's a completely clean jar, downloaded by Forge. Here's the relevant part of the output:
== Reobfuscating server == > Cleaning reobf > Generating md5s > Packing jar > Reobfuscating jar '"java" -cp "runtime/bin/retroguard.jar:lib:lib/*:jars/minecraft_server.jar" RetroGuard -notch temp/s...' failed : 1 == ERRORS FOUND == Unrecoverable error during obfuscation, see log file for details. ERROR: error in opening zip file ================== FATAL ERROR Traceback (most recent call last): File "runtime/reobfuscate.py", line 53, in reobfuscate reobfuscate_side(commands, SERVER, reobf_all=reobf_all) File "/Users/abe/mcp/runtime/mcp.py", line 158, in reobfuscate_side commands.applyrg(side, True) File "/Users/abe/mcp/runtime/commands.py", line 907, in applyrg self.runcmd(forkcmd) File "/Users/abe/mcp/runtime/commands.py", line 1111, in runcmd raise CalledProcessError(process.returncode, forkcmd, output) CalledProcessError: Command '"java" -cp "runtime/bin/retroguard.jar:lib:lib/*:jars/minecraft_server.jar" RetroGuard -notch temp/server_ro.cfg' returned non-zero exit status 1
Any ideas? I'm running Python 2.7.2, but I don't think that's important in this case.
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Yes, if you can indicate the launcher that is not working we can work with the author of that launcher and get it compatible...
Not the OP, but sk89q's launcher is the only one I've had problems with. I tried fixing the issue in SK's code myself, but it's completely the part I was looking at was undocumented .
Edit: It's caused by the fact that Forge tries to interface with net.minecraft.Launcher, which doesn't exist in most alternative launchers.
Absolutely bizarre error when compiling
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I'm writing my mod in Scala, and I suddenly started getting these errors when compiling:
I don't edit those classes, and I haven't restarted my computer or anything. That problem just started happening when I compiled one time, and now it won't go away. What can I do? I'm using Scala 2.10.0 (not sure if 2.10.1 is compatible).