I’m trying to host a forge server with a modpack I created, but every time I try to start the server it crashes and I don’t see an obvious Error. I’ve gone on all sorts of forums and after contacting my server hosting support they determined that it’s a problem with sponge so if anyone can help me that would be great… I’ve seen people having problems with mod compatibility and I’m really hoping that’s not my issue.
For the mod list here is the Modpack I’m trying to load all my mods from:https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/iron-deficiency-defiance/files/3304912
And as for the server log, here it is:https://mcpaste.io/449ac7699c18f0f8
You are missing javafx which is required for one of the mods.
I belive JavaFX is included within Java8 (and removed in Java 9) which is a requirement for Sponge (Java 8 being the requirement). Based on your log, your running a newer Java version.
17.05 01:43:52 [Server] main/INFO [FerriteCore - class definer/]: Using Java 9+ class definer
Thats odd cause i’m 99.9% sure that I am using Java 8… I’m gunna check first
Yea so I’m not sure how to get javafx because its not a mod and from the other responses it comes with Java 8 but I am using it…
However I did get this this time, also it said I was using Java 8
[23:25:30] [main/WARN] [mixin/]: Error loading class: javafx/util/Pair (java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: null)
That error is still saying that JavaFX is missing.
Just to make sure your running Sponge with Java 8 instead of anything else (if you have multiple Java versions installed it can get confused)
If you run the command
java --version
Or
java -version
What is the outcome?
Ps. One of them will work
It looks like you are using OpenJRE or OpenJDK. In this case, JavaFX is installed separately. You can either install JavaFX yourself or install OracleJRE/DK (or another option, there are many) and get all the required libraries.
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Okay, I switched back to Oracle but the server still isn’t starting…
After some tinkering, I found out OpenJDK was still on my pc so once I uninstalled it it finally worked! Thank you very much… now I just have to find out how to fix it on pebblehost
The installation options for OracleJRE/DK may vary depending on the OS. The easiest way in operating systems of the ArchLinux family. It will be enough for you to download tar.gz archive and install via AUR. However, I do not recommend using such systems on the server due to their upgrade model. I also do not recommend using Windows on the server. The best option would be Debian, but in this case, the installation is completely manual. If you do not have the rights to install the software or even access the system itself, then you cannot do anything.
I tried both fixes here, neither worked, though probably would help once the current problem gets fixed.
Your error could be different (requiring a different fix).
You got a log?
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I will say to you as my previous comment.
MoseMister:
You got a log?