Re: More mac problems
 

OK! I got it. (I just went directly to where the dominions3 is located and did ./Dominions3) I'm running text mode and I went to the Energy Saver preferences and unchecked "turn off hard drive when possible." That was probably the thing that killed the servers.

Re: More mac problems
 

WELL WHAT DO YOU KNOW? The server shut off AGAIN! Here's what the commandline looks like after I tried to get it started again:

<font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre>
Arc+ Er+ Mi+ Aby+ Ct+ Ag+ Tir+ Ni- Yom+ Atl+ Rl+ La-
Broken pipe
mark-hicklers-computer:~/dominions3/dominions3.app/contents/macos markhickler$ ls
Dominions3
mark-hicklers-computer:~/dominions3/dominions3.app/contents/macos markhickler$ ./Dominions3 -ST --port 4334 --hours 48 Dominion
bind: Address already in use
Network Error
mark-hicklers-computer:~/dominions3/dominions3.app/contents/macos markhickler$ ./Dominions3 -ST --port 4334 --hours 48 Dominion
bind: Address already in use
Network Error
mark-hicklers-computer:~/dominions3/dominions3.app/contents/macos markhickler$ ./Dominions3 -ST --port 4334 --hours 48 Dominion
Dominion, Connections 0, Time 48h
Arc+ Er+ Mi+ Aby+ Ct+ Ag+ Tir+ Ni- Yom+ Atl+ Rl+ La-
</pre><hr />

Re: More mac problems
 

No it is not. This spins down the motors of the hard drives when there hasn't been any read/write accesses to them for a longer time.

Re: More mac problems
 

<font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre>
Arc+ Er+ Mi+ Aby+ *Ct+ Ag+ Tir+ Ni- Yom+ Atl+ Rl+ La-
Broken pipe
mark-hicklers-computer:~/dominions3/dominions3.app/contents/macos markhickler$ ./Dominions3 -ST --port 4334 --hours 48 Dominion
Dominion, Connections 0, Time 48h
</pre><hr />

once again... broken pipe error.

Re: More mac problems
 

Look at this:
http://www.shrapnelcommunity.com/thr...amp;Forum=f187

Re: More mac problems
 

My Mac is CLOSING down the server after it says "Broken pipe." The problem you are linking to is one where the client has trouble connecting.

sooo... I don't understand how that has to do with my problem UNLESS "Broken pipe" could mean all sorts of things.

Re: More mac problems
 

Broken pipe means that the (persistent) connection has been aborted. Going into sleep mode would cause this, yes.

Re: More mac problems
 

How do I stop Mac from going to sleep mode? I already stopped the computer of the Mac from going from sleep mode (went to energy options and set it to Never)

Do I need to do with with the screen too?

Re: More mac problems
 

Google is your friend.

Assuming you have set "put the computer to sleep if it is inactive for" to Never (according to http://www.xvsxp.com/system/power_management.php - I don't do Apple) and there isn't something in the Schedule which is forcing it to, then you should check if autologout is disabled in "System Preferences -&gt; Security -&gt; Log out after X minutes of inactivity". (according to http://forums.macosxhints.com/archiv...p/t-68164.html)

Re: More mac problems
 

Autologout has been disabled the entire time.