I freshly installed QBus framework today. After logging in, this error kept spawning the server console in roughly half minute intervals.
Server list query returned an error: System.Threading.Tasks.TaskCanceledException: The operation was canceled. <- System.TimeoutException: The operation was canceled.
I don’t think it’s framework related, but still, I tried to change resources in server.cfg from
I copied yarn_cli from resources[cfx-default][system][builders]\yarn my home server into public one (because why not). Then this happened.
Authenticating server license key...
info fsevents@1.2.11: The platform "win32" is incompatible with this module.
info "fsevents@1.2.11" is an optional dependency and failed compatibility check. Excluding it from installation.
[3/4] Linking dependencies...
e[38;5;84m[ script:monitor] e[0me[0me[36m[txAdminClient]e[97m Threads and commands set up. All Ready.
e[38;5;66m[ svadhesive] e[0me[97mServer license key authentication succeeded. Welcome!
[4/4] Building fresh packages...
e[31mwarning Ignored scripts due to flag.e[39m
e[31me[39mDone in 19.89s.
e[38;5;21m[ script:webpack] e[0me[93mchat: started building webpack.config.js
e[38;5;73m[ citizen-server-impl] e[0me[93mserver thread hitch warning: timer interval of 5742 milliseconds
e[38;5;21m[ script:webpack] e[0me[93mchat: built webpack.config.js
e[38;5;73m[ citizen-server-impl] e[0me[93mBuild tasks completed - starting resource chat.
e[38;5;161m[ c-scripting-core] e[0me[93mCreating script environments for chat
e[38;5;73m[ citizen-server-impl] e[0me[93mStarted resource chat
After another restart, no errors.
While doing all this, I switched artifacts to 4800. Now it seems to all work fine. And I’m not touching it anymore.
After updating server artifcats this started coming up for me as well. So that’s probably what’s causing the issue for a lot of you. I’m going to revert to an older build after I find one that works.
What’s ‘this’ here? If you are referring to the server list query message, that’s normal as older versions didn’t say such an error occurred, doesn’t mean newer versions caused that error, just that newer versions actually show that it does occur.
As in my post right above, what is ‘this problem’? This topic suddenly changed into a second question and you’re not specifying what ‘this problem’ is at all.
@MoravianLion, can you also stop editing your posts to suddenly be a different question when you’re trying to ask a second question? Now there’s lots of people going ‘same issue!’ without saying what issue they’re having.