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Disconnection from Server with error: payload may not be larger than 1048576 bytes

MrMinitwo opened this issue ยท 4 comments

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Issue description:
I disconnect and get this error when attempting to access my Refined Storage Crafting Grid or Wireless Crafting Grid:
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internal exception: io.netty.handler.codec.decoderexception: java.io.IOException: payload may not be larger than 1048576 bytes
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So this initially happened when I was throwing items into the system while in one of those Dungeons but made with nether materials. But it first happened there and I thought it was just maybe I put too much at one time or maybe the system ran out of power because I had one of those Dimension Cards for Refined Storage that of course allowed me to access the system from anywhere. but I wasn't certain because I wasn't home. So I teleported home and tried accessing the system directly and I still started disconnecting when I would attempt to access the Grid and it would only disconnect me, the server was still fine and online.

I have also tried changing these settings:

Options related to packet size limits.

[packet_size_limits]
# The maximum compressed packet size.
# The vanilla limit is 2097152.
# This option is both client and server-sided.
# Setting this to a higher value than the vanilla limit can fix MC-185901, which may cause players to be disconnected: https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-185901
# Min: 256
# Max: 2147483647
# Default: 16777216
max_compressed_packet_size = 2147483647
# The maximum NBT compound tag packet size.
# The vanilla limit is 2097152.
# This option is both client and server-sided.
# Setting this to a higher value than the vanilla limit may prevent players from being disconnected.
# Min: 256
# Max: 2147483647
# Default: 16777216
max_nbt_compound_tag_packet_size = 2147483647
# The maximum client custom payload packet size.
# The vanilla limit is 32767.
# Setting this to a higher value than the vanilla limit may prevent the client from being disconnected.
# Min: 256
# Max: 2147483647
# Default: 16777216
max_client_custom_payload_packet_size = 2147483647

and as you can see I tried even maxing them out and even though I had changed it on both the server and client-side it still disconnected me with this error:
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internal exception: io.netty.handler.codec.decoderexception: java.io.IOException: payload may not be larger than 1048576 bytes
"
But even though I had changed the values in these settings it never changed the error amount so I'm not sure what is happening

What happens:
Disconnection from the server, the server stays online with only it saying I have disconnected from the server in the console.

Steps to reproduce:
Access the Refined Storage Grid

Version:
Minecraft: 1.16.5
Forge: 36.1.2
RandomPatches: 2.4.4
Refined Storage: 1.9.12
Modpack: All The Mods 6: 1.6.2

Does this issue occur on a server? [yes/no]
Yes

Side note I forgot to mention is I have downloaded the world and imported it into single-player and I don't get this error when in single-player but when it's on a server it gives me that error. So i wiped the server completely and then reinstalled a fresh All the Mods 6 version 1.6.2 and deleted the fresh world folder and imported the old one and still, the issue was happening.

So if yall could please help me I would be very grateful.

commented

This error is still happening even after I removed the mod, anyone have an update on what mod or what is causing this

commented

this issue is occurring for me as well

commented

We are intermittently having this issue on a pack we're developing. Sometimes, when we set up a server instance and create a world, players are unable to connect and get this same error. Some worlds are fine, but others have this issue and need to be re-created. It's some modded item being generated that is overloading the packet, but I think the main concern is no matter what we set the config to the message is always 1048576 bytes, so it seems the config isn't being respected.

commented

Also having problem