Solved Server crashing, "Allowed memory size of ... bytes exhausted"

I don't know how to do that.
What do I exactly need to do?

 

set main-hard-limit to 0, man ...

 

Are you sure? Or will it crash immediately if I do that?

 

First try setting the memory limits in your PocketMine.yml to 0 to remove their limits
If that doesn't solve your problem, download a plugin like TimeCommander to automatically restart your server

 

OK, if will not work, how can I add a restart command to TimerCommander?

 

You can modify your start.sh file to automatically restart the server if it stops. Than set TimeCommander to do /stop at your desired times.

 

What is now better? Editing the start.sh or TimeCommander? Or shall I use both?

Plus, I don't know any shell coding, can you tell me what to add? It's only that my server will automatically restart.

 

You have to edit the start.sh to make the thing with TimeCommander work.

Because you will have to enable doLoop in start.sh which will make the server reboot when running /stop or when it crashes

 

No need restart server, this crash no cause more when main-hard-limit is 0.

Solved Prefix.

 

That means I only need to set that to "yes"? Then it will automatically restart?

 

Yes, whenever it crashes, or when you do /stop

 

OK, I will add the [Solved] tag when I noticed that my server is not anymore crashing.

 

My server didn't crash at all. It helped!
@dktapps But, what shall I do then? I don't want it to crash in the middle of the night. Is there another way to fix this? The best way?

 

Try running your server without this plugin: 'SkyWarsDoDo 1.0.0 Reloaded_ENGLISH by KaitoDoDo'

Iv personally had very bad experiences with that plugin (causes huge memory leak). Server used to use up 1GB RAM within a few hours even with no players on.

If that does solve it, I would suggest using this plugin for SkyWars instead: https://github.com/svilex/SkyWars-PocketMine

 

Not only is that plugin a ram eater but it's also stolen.

 

You could enable loop in your start.sh (or .bat) to automatically let it restart when it crashes

 

A piece of the start.sh:

Code:

#!/bin/bash
DIR="$(cd -P "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd)"
cd "$DIR"

DO_LOOP="no"

while getopts "p:f:l" OPTION 2> /dev/null; do

That means set DO_LOOP to "yes"? OK, I'll try that.

 

I didn't really ignore that. I only showed that piece that people will know what part of the code the DO_LOOP is in.