Update Failure with Sunkenland - update 0.5 issue

Technical Support
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System Information

Field Value
Operating System Linux - Debian GNU/Linux 12 on x86_64
Product AMP ‘Callisto’ v2.5.1.8 (Mainline)
Virtualization Docker
Application Sunkenland
Module GenericModule
Running in Container Yes
Current State Ready

Problem Description

Issue

Hello, in console :
SaveFileVersion is from version 0.(1-4).x, it’s incompatible Save File Version is not compatible.
save file version sould be 0.5.X but it’s 0.(1-4).X

Reproduction Steps

  • new instance > KO
  • update => KO
  • new instance + update with basic config => KO
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So delete the save file in the Worlds directory

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Already tryed, no World found in console. When i make new installation/update same error coming. When i check World config in json its 0.2. I think hostinger should update they installation script.

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Lol, Hostinger won’t do anything. This is not Hostinger support.

I remember now how dumb Sunkenland is - you have to supply a world file for the server to work.

So update your server to get the default world file again then edit the world files to update the version. Could work

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If you want to generate a default world with your current client and drop the files here, I can look at updating the default world files in AMP

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Thx, when creating ticket on hostinger its sends here.
I already tried modify manually Jason’s, but keep not working, I’ll try creat world in local and send it on a server.

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Yeah, Hostinger is rubbish.

So is this behaviour of Sunkenland lol. I tried to make it easier for AMP users by having a default world supplied, but obviously that keeps needing to be updated as server versions change. The Sunkenland devs really need to get a new way of the server working.

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The default world supplied by AMP has now been updated to 0.5.10

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Thanks gonna try, after work :slight_smile:

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You will have to delete the old world dir before updating the server

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Done, thx for help, working now :slight_smile:

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Interesting that the only differences in the files was the version number in each JSON, and one additional setting in WorldSettings.json. So you could probably have done it manually

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