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It's been in the works for a while, but there's no definite date on it

@Psycogeek Nope, they're almost rehauling the game. Tons of new systems, enemies, weapons, sectors, and more!

Oh well, I may just wait for the Advanced Edition to come out.

@allquixotic Awwww :(

I was hoping that would fix it, but no luck :(

@Psycogeek Mhmm, I did that with no luck. Check the comments on his answer.

My computer is fully updated from the base repos and the crashing still occurs.

@allquixotic I do yum update all the the time to no avail.

Here is my system info: newpaste.md-5.net/ppnmbwkby

Let me get the full stats on my computer as well

My laptop uses an integrated graphics i3 chip, which I think is one of the reasons it has been so difficult.

I believe this is what I'm running, as according to uname -or: 3.13.6-200.fc20.x86_64 GNU/Linux

Let me find the exact version of Fedora I'm using

@allquixotic I'm running Fedora 20 on my laptop right now. All I had done previous to this was install the repo intellinuxgraphics and try installing some of the packages from there according to outdated guides.

Hey @allquixotic, just saw your comment on my question.

Hmmm - so what do you think that means?

@allquixotic dev.bukkit.org/paste/sxfb0h7apui5rvt9

Let me put it in a paste

@allquixotic For INPUT chain in iptables, the policy is accept. I'm not seeing anything for Port 53 anywhere, and same for dnsmasq.

@allquixotic I already have them changed to another set of nameservers, so I know that I am able to edit and change them. It's just that this one nameserver in my panel shows up as "unregistered" and Namecheap won't take it. The OVH rep. said that my port 53 was closed, but I have no idea how to reopen it.

Yes, that's correct. And the reason for that is because I just transferred from GoDaddy to NameCheap two days ago. // Hahah, well, if it consoles any, we still have our giant textbook!

It's more so just for the convenience of managing my domains from one place and just using the bells and whistles that Plesk provides for having a domain registered in there. I'm not doing anything really major with them. I created this images to see if they help better illuminate what I'm asking, or if it's what you already are saying.

Like, for one domain, I just changed its nameservers in Namecheap TO the nameservers in my server. When I tried doing that for my second domain, no bueno

So just create an A record for the domain to point to my server? Alright. It's just the thing that's weird is I changed the nameservers for one domain, but when I did it for the second, it gave me that error saying it wasn't registered.

@allquixotic I think I get what you're saying. I know the secondary nameserver (i.e. sdns1.ovh.ca) wasn't really relevant and in the help article I had read, and it was the primary nameserver (i.e. nsXXXXXX.ip-xx-xx-xx.net) that was relevant. // Yes, that is what I'm trying to do – sorry for not being too clear.

Everything is restricted to just one box that I'm renting from OVH.

@allquixotic Oh, wait, I don't think I was clear. I'm renting a dedicated server from OVH. The nameservers are for the same box.

provided by OVH.

For Namecheap, I'm just trying to change the nameservers for the whole domain. I have two nameservers that are provided to me by default to use. I already have the nameservers in place, so I was hoping I could just figure out how to get them working again. // And yes, Plesk is running on my dedicated server. I have a primary and secondary nameserver – the primary one is the one that points directly to my server and is the one that is also giving me problems. The secondary one is the one […]

And Namecheap does provide nameservers and DNS management, but I'm hoping to set up email accounts on my dedicated server with my domain.

Yes, they let me manage all of my DNS settings from my control panel.

For any DNS wizards out there, or anyone who knows the Plesk panel, I'm in a dilemma with ports and nameservers. I have a question posted, if you want to check it out. superuser.com/questions/669015/my-nameserver-isnt-registered

Hello - I had a question regarding the Plesk control panel and nameservers. I am trying to get a nameserver working, and my server provider said I had to open port 53 to get the nameservers working properly. Anyone think they can help?

Alrighty.

@OliverSalzburg One seems to relate to the user itself, but the other two relate to the two Minecraft servers that I have installed on the server.

I will be AFK for a little bit - I'll be back very shortly

@OliverSalzburg Is that automatic or will I need to do that?

Also, I presume this move should take a while because of its size.

@OliverSalzburg If so, it would have to be used by the Multicraft process. This is where Multicraft seems to store a bunch of quintessential data, including the actual Minecraft data files.

Moving.

@OliverSalzburg Indeed I do.

Right, makes sense. And awesome! How will we do that?

Now, it's just grep minecraft

Yep, both were killed.

@OliverSalzburg Running now. If you don't mind my asking, what does this command do differently to exit it gracefully?

Oh, oops – shortened link leads to a question on the site

Might anyone be able to explain how a respring could "brick" an iOS device? s.ccmc.pw/1hVOXCG