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Trying to start an Aternos minecraft server, but when trying to start the server, it keeps crashing, when checking the logs, there are 6 warnings saying just about the same thing, this is my first time working with Aternos or modded online servers altogether.

 

This is the paste for the logs:

https://paste.ee/p/dEqGZ

Sorry! 

mods.toml is a file that is required to be included in every mod jar that Forge attempts to load that specifies various important properties of a mod, if the game is crashing because a mod is missing it, the mod is either corrupted, improperly built, or isn't a mod. Since Aternos doesn't allow installing mods not approved for use on their servers, the problem is most likely that the mod file was messed up, either on your end or the developer's end. You can try reinstalling it, but if that doesn't work I don't know of any other possible fixes you could do.

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16 hours ago, TileEntity said:

The missing mods.toml file warning can be ignored and usually do not cause crashes

 

The last mentioned mod is haybale - start with removing this mod and strawgolem

This did help with the initial issue and I believe there is only one issue left, that being my metaspace allocation, the server refuses to start OR crash, and loops until I manually stop it, sorry for the hassle. 

 

New log: https://paste.ee/p/TuDVr 

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