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I am playing on a modded minecraft server and whenever a try to join the server it says failed to synchronize registry data closing connection. Please Help 

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Please read the Logs section of my signature below and provide the appropriate log in the appropriate manner.

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The mods are not the problem since i can load in and play single player just fine. If I try to go into a server that is the only time i have the issue.

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Provide debug.log from both the server and the client

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That's not the debug.log, and is this a server that you own we're talking about?

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Make sure the mods and configs are identical on the client and server

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They both match. Do you see any issues with them? Also the Jei is my own mod and is not needed by the server

Mods ss.JPG

aternos ss.JPG

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All of your mods are from illegal repost sites, delete them all, read up on the StopModReposts Project, (link in my signature below), and get all your mods from the proper place

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Hi, I made a server with Theminecrafthosting and when I upload any mod, the server crashes, shows failed to synchronize registry data from server closing connection minecraft when I log in the server or it doesn't load the mod, in other words, the mod doen't work,

Please can u help me?

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 [Server thread/INFO] [net.minecraft.network.login.ServerLoginNetHandler/]: com.mojang.authlib.GameProfile@31281322[id=ad6304bc-27d9-45bc-9af7-fbe8e6726e60,name=Fortunistic,properties={textures=[com.mojang.authlib.properties.Property@4484d300]},legacy=false] (/223.177.68.7:52890) lost connection: Disconnected

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