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Doesn't seem to be able to communicate with dfhack - Linux Fedora #71

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lc-thomas opened this issue Jul 26, 2020 · 5 comments
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@lc-thomas
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Stonesense says "no map loaded", and stays empty as seen in the screenshot.
The issue seems to be related to this one : http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=163978.0

Apparently, there is a communication issue between dfhack and stonesense :
https://i.imgur.com/0wDOvn5.png

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Also if I close stonesense, and try to relaunch it from dfhack console, it says : "stonesense already running."

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I assume the upgrade mentioned in #68 (comment) didn't help? In particular, b4ff44f might resolve some issues with restarting Stonesense, so make sure you try a recent build (i.e. not the one I linked directly to in my comment).

If you're referring to the "Shutting down client connection" message, that isn't necessarily an issue - that just indicates that a connection was closed, which is normal in some cases. It could also be a rendering issue, or a dependency issue of some kind.

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Nope it doesn't the stonesense screen stays empty

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But stonesense says "no map loaded" and loading a game of DF doesn't seem to trigger anything on stonesense side.
That's why I think there is a communication issue between dfhack and stonesense.
Are there logs somewhere about that communication ?

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lethosor commented Aug 2, 2020

Stonesense mostly just reads directly from DF memory, because it's in-process, so there's not really any communication that can break there. There is a bit of network-based communication, though (although I'm pretty sure that isn't used to check whether the map is loaded). In that case, the Shutting down client connection message following Client connection established is actually a good sign, because it means that the connection finished successfully. Other than that, no, there are no connection-related logs.

Out of curiosity, could you upload your stderr.log? There might be an error message earlier in it that your screenshot didn't include.

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