Patch 0.211.7 - Linux Server crash

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Hi everyone,

I always have been running Valheim on a robust Linux Server I have ( 8 cores, 16 GB etc.. ).
Every updates always have been smooth for me but this one is crashing ( Segmentation fault ) when trying to start the server.

I do not run any plugins if you wonder :) it's pure Vanilla.

Anyone with the same issue ?

[Jeff]

Good evening, as I didn't get any feedback regarding my question. so I installed DEBIAN 11.5 and finally it works again. here is the latest news!

[He Who Has No Name]

I'm not surprised that it runs on a Debian release that is less than a month old.

Not all of us can or even should switch our machines to a release that recent.

[PaziGamer]

Found a solution! :D

I also have an "old" Linux distro, Debian 10.13 Buster, installed two years ago. And Valheim server started to crash after the last update for me too, apparently because it's not compatible with this crossplay stuff forced down our throats. I have couple dozen other game servers running on the platform and I REALLY don't want to move all those, and the underlying ecosystem I've built for years, to another dedicated server just for Valheim.

The solution is stupid simple! Just delete the stupid libparty.so file from valheim_server_Data/Plugins folder! After that the server starts just fine! :D Yes it complains about it a lot on the log, but who cares! xD

[Jeff]

Początkowo opublikowane przez PaziGamer:

Found a solution! :D

I also have an "old" Linux distro, Debian 10.13 Buster, installed two years ago. And Valheim server started to crash after the last update for me too, apparently because it's not compatible with this crossplay stuff forced down our throats. I have couple dozen other game servers running on the platform and I REALLY don't want to move all those, and the underlying ecosystem I've built for years, to another dedicated server just for Valheim.

The solution is stupid simple! Just delete the stupid libparty.so file from valheim_server_Data/Plugins folder! After that the server starts just fine! :D Yes it complains about it a lot on the log, but who cares! xD

Hello, Ahh oki Thanks for the information!

[boot13]

Początkowo opublikowane przez PaziGamer:

Just delete the stupid libparty.so file from valheim_server_Data/Plugins folder

I can confirm that this workaround allows my Ubuntu 18 Linux Valheim server to start.

I'd also like to point out that the latest update (0.211.8), installed on both server and client, does *not* fix the problem. So hopefully there's an official fix still in development.

[boot13]

I just updated my Valheim (Linux) server to 0.211.11, and with libparty.so back in its original location, it still crashes on start. Deleted libparty.so and the server starts fine again.

[boot13]

I just updated my Valheim (Linux) server to 0.212.9, and with libparty.so back in its original location, it still crashes on start. Deleted libparty.so and the server starts fine again. It sure would be nice to have a real fix for this.

[☣👽ιnĸo👽☣]

Początkowo opublikowane przez PaziGamer:

Found a solution! :D

I also have an "old" Linux distro, Debian 10.13 Buster, installed two years ago. And Valheim server started to crash after the last update for me too, apparently because it's not compatible with this crossplay stuff forced down our throats. I have couple dozen other game servers running on the platform and I REALLY don't want to move all those, and the underlying ecosystem I've built for years, to another dedicated server just for Valheim.

The solution is stupid simple! Just delete the stupid libparty.so file from valheim_server_Data/Plugins folder! After that the server starts just fine! :D Yes it complains about it a lot on the log, but who cares! xD

Thanks for the solution, you made my day.

[Dectom]

Is there no solution that keeps the crossplay functionality as without the `libparty.so` then it doesn't support crossplay?

I'm using a docker image based on debian:bullseye however I have the same issue still on Ubuntu 20 or 22