Hey All -

 

Subject pretty much says it all.  Updated FML and a few others today and suddenly have massive log files.  I run small home based servers for the family, noted the ramdisks filling up, which is most unusual.  Had a look, noted the ForgeModLoader-server-0.log file was in excess of 60MB since earlier today, normally sits around 300KB. 

 

Did not actually crash, as I stopped the server and toasted the log file.

 

After all the normal log entries, the following two lines repeat, twenty times per second, for a total of forty entries per second...

 

2013-04-27 16:14:57 [iNFO] [sTDOUT] ServerTick

2013-04-27 16:14:57 [iNFO] [sTDOUT] Server

 

Any way to turn this off, or should I just push a down grade of FML?  Did not notice this error under .674, though some of the other mods were updated at the same time as FML.

 

I have pastebinned the log - BR8zNY3B - though I have removed the bulk of the tick logs, no need to see several hours of repeated entries, regardless, there is enough to demonstrate the issue.

 

Please advise if there is any additional information I can provide to assist, and accept my apologies should this post have gone elsewhere.

 

Best Regards,

Mac.

 

[email protected]

 

Edit:  Full pastebin link - http://pastebin.com/BR8zNY3B

This is one of your mods that seems to of left in debug info..

Not FML. Track down what you changed, and see if you can find the mod doing it.

@LexManos - Thanks for the fast response, much appreciated.  I reverted to an image from two days ago and started dropping in the updates one at a time, starting with FML and testing in between, the last change of a dozen or so...(would have to be the last one I tried, couldn't have been the first, that would have been far too convenient)...regardless, it appears that MPSA (An addon for Machine Muse's Modular Powersuits) caused the issue.  This was listed as a recommended download on the Machine Muse site, alongside the Modular Powersuit mod itself, so I had automatically grabbed them both.  Sorry to have hassled you.  After 2am here, time for a crash of another sort. 

 

@TheEntireDEVTeam - Keep up the awesome work, a lot of us have been enjoying the results of your efforts for a very long time.

 

Now...if I could break my children of their DireWolf20 addiction, or atleast lessen the frequency of them using 'Taaaaaaake it easy', I would really have something!    They are excellent vids though, so I can't blame them overmuch.

 

Best Regards,

Mac.

 

[email protected]

 

 

 

Edit:  New release of the offending jar already enroute, the revision I had downloaded earlier is now listed as 'debug - do not use'    Thanks Again!