Java 9 classloading is broken
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im getting this error all the time.. i reinstall it sometimes but it still doesnt work
Please upload a copy of your servers most recent log file to https://gist.github.com/ and reply with the link.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: java/sql/Driver
Your machine seems to be missing the JDBC drivers.
Duplicate of #779 ??
It's only affecting a very small minority of users - you're only the second person to report it out of thousands who use the plugin.
I'm not denying it's an issue - I'm simply saying that it might not be caused by LP in particular.
Can you try setting the storage method in the configuration file to mysql (it's currently set to h2)
You don't need to fill out any of the connection info - just change the main setting. It will give you lots of errors in the console when the plugin starts. Can you copy them and paste them here as you did for the log files before.
That will give me a better idea about the cause.
Thank you for your answer ;) here is the log https://gist.github.com/kohjoz/c1b666b89e6eea8c4d0928c1a6e09161
I need to report I am seeing the same type of issues. For the sake of simplicity I set up a server instance with just LuckPerms, which is still getting the error, and have Gist'd the logs below. The only settings I have (knowingly) changed from default are "eula=true", the server port to 25599 to avoid conflicts, and LuckPerms' storage engine for the second and third runs. (The first was H2. The second was an unconfigured MySQL run as you suggested to Kohjoz. I just added SQLite because it seemed like a good idea.)
H2: https://gist.github.com/Neshram/787c7ccc5641aa5c574373ccff0c26de
MySQL: https://gist.github.com/Neshram/46933f8858787bdb8fa2abac7c3e36d2
SQLite: https://gist.github.com/Neshram/7f3100d13878445a4d7164bbf4aebd00
In case it's significant, I am currently using Oracle Java 9 on Ubuntu 17.10 as provided by (apt line follows):
oracle-java9-installer/artful,now 9.0.4-1~webupd8~0 amd64
I have tried doing an "apt install --reinstall" of Java.
Yeah, I've done some more testing. Seems this issue only occurs on Java 9, which explains why it hasn't been reported too frequently. :)
I'm guessing that the user in #779 was also using J9 - although they said they weren't.
Should be fixed by the above commit
https://ci.lucko.me/job/LuckPerms/