can't access multiplayer mode

What plugins has the server running ?

Hi I am not sure what you mean, sorry. My daughter plays the game and she has encountered this problem, I just updated JAVA and restarted everything but there is no change? I don't know how to find out what other plugins the server is running - can you advise? thanks

Can you say what the server is? We can look into it.

Please force a crash by pressing F3 + C for 10 seconds while ingame (single player) and attach the crash report here.

Anon Ymus - I hope this information is correct: Silocraft Survival Server 36/100 mc.silocraft.com

Kumasasa - I am not using a PC! How do I force crash on a Mac? I tried cmd + C but nothing happens.

thank you guys! 🙂

This ticket is invalid as it relates to a modded or 3rd party client/server.

• Any non-standard client/server build needs to be taken up with the appropriate team, not Mojang.

• Any plugin issues need to be addressed to the plugin creator.

• This site is for addressing issues related to the base unmodded MineCraft.

Hi Chris
I have done a spotlight search as you suggest for this folder and file, the minecraft folder is empty and there is no crash-reports folder
I searched for this file name "crash-2013-04-28_17.18.51-client.txt" and nothing is found.

I have repeated the force crash steps but it makes no difference.
??

@Anon Ymus
The .tiff files claim the client is unmodded. Have you confirmed the server is modded? I'm treating the current issues with testing as a keyboard-chair interface malfunction. Either that or Apple messed something up, though one of my friends (who uses a Mac) confirms that my instructions (with minimal alterations) work.

@Luci
How exactly are you starting Minecraft?

From a terminal, please execute the following command:

cd ~ ; find -L | grep -i 'minecraft.*crash.*client\.txt$' | xargs cat > ~/minecraft-crashes.txt

and upload the file 'minecraft-crashes.txt', located in your home directory, to this ticket.

Hi Chris, thank you for still taking an interest in my issue. Apologies to others if you don't think I have a valid query.
Chris I am sorry I am not very computer literate, I will do my best to answer these questions and explain how I followed your steps:
First of all I open Minecraft from the icon which is in our dock, which was downloaded originally by my son. I put this file in the trash at the weekend hoping that I could start again and the problem would be resolved, since then I have downloaded minecraft again, this is still located in the dock.
I searched for Terminal in spotlight and it opened a terminal icon in my dock which i opened and pasted your command cd ~ ; find -L | grep -i 'minecraft.*crash.*client\.txt$' | xargs cat > ~/minecraft-crashes.txt into
It updated with some text ( I have attached a screen grab)
I then searched in spotlight again for minecraft-crashes.txt, it located a txt file with that name but the text box was empty - again this is shown in the attached screen grab.
Is it down to user error, can you tell?
I hope you can you advise?

find -L ~ | grep -i 'minecraft.*crash.*client\.txt$' | xargs cat > ~/minecraft-crashes.txt

Apparently Apple's find(1) command requires a path to work...which is stupid, since the GNU/Linux version I am familiar with doesn't.

Though I am about to give up on the issue. Nothing wrong on your system if the server is indeed modded; in which case, you would try a different server. In fact, try that; see if you can connect to a different multiplayer server.