Adam Tweek
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MC-169027
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1.14.4 to 1.15.1 the Nether keeps resetting
Removed Security Level: Minecraft - Private
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Forgot to mention this is Vanilla. No mods.
Not sure if you'll need the backup file. We have two portals in the world that I know of:
-90 / 68 / 698 and -20 / 63 / 123
but no matter where we place a nether port we always get put into -5 / 71 / 20 inside the nether with no portal to go back. And each time we get placed in these coords of the nether it's as if we just joined the Nether for the first time. I can't find any of my previous portals. Where ever I dug to place a new portal IN the nether to get back to the world all disappeared too.
Sorry for the quick ending. Gyazo didn't give me enough time but you'll get what I'm seeing.
https://gyazo.com/577fd0a57177f0c147883f7826c4a2f3
Hmmm not much going on in my "latest.log" around the time I go into the portal and end up in the nether.
latest.log
I looked at the server logs though and I'm getting a million "Couldn't load chunk/Couldn't read chunk/Couldn't store chunk" though. Not sure if that could be causing any issues.
minecraft server logs.txt
<--- only grabbed a few separate errors worth. There are at least a few hundred thousand of these just in the server's latest.log file.
I'll see if I can move or add user permissions to that directory maybe. If it's possible permission issues that started causing this with the newer upgrade with the "AccessDeniedException:" lines.
Ok I think it mostly fixed it with the permissions. I don't see all of the errors that you see in the Server Logs. One thing that's weird is if I make an Nether portal even 1000 blocks away I still end up in the one portal inside the Nether. Unless things have changed with portals. But at least I do see my previous spots I dug in and my bridges and such again that I had in 1.14.4. One thing I noticed if we make a portal INSIDE of the nether it brings us somewhere else in the world sort of far away haha. So that seems to work ok.