Hi.
I would start by copying over the old logfiles to something like “mineos.log.old”, then deleting the file you copied from (mineos.log).
Next time you start the server, MineOS wil have a much shorter logfile to load to write to, and it’ll be easier for both you and us to read through to debug.
You do not have to reinstall to reset user rigts. This post has info on how to reset the rights in your current install:
Changing the field “level-name” changes not only the name of the world, but also the folder names the server stores it world files in, so changing names will most definately have an effect of resetting your world. The old world files wil be in a folder named after the old world though.
The “level-name” value is used as the world name and its folder name. The player may also copy their saved game folder here, and change the name to the same as that folder’s to load it instead.
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I suspsect your problems have a few possible sources:
- java version mismatch
- read errors due to file rights
- possible spigot plugin bugs / coexistency problems
- possible spigot bugs
I would try to sort out the rights issue first, to see if that solves anything. The checking out the java issue, then disalbing all plugins for spigot to see it runs smoothly without plugs, and finally check the spigot forums to see if they have anyone repporting the same problems.
If it is a spigot plugin-crash, enable one plug at a time, untyou find the combination that crashes your server. Then see if that one has a fix, or update