https://github.com/NillerMedDild/Enigmatica2Expert/blob/0243681ebf5004ef5daef4ff27c2db2ab8a4bae1/ServerStartLinux.sh#L165

The old version (1.82a) had "ping -c 1" which exited after one success or failure, but this version does not, so it hangs, continuously pinging 8.8.8.8 and never continuing on. The next ping test is also missing -c 1

Adding -c 1 to both commands allows the script to operate as expected. Unsure if you want pull requests without issue tickets first.

I think that'd be overcomplicating the script to be honest. I'd rather forfit Windows-bash support, or remove the connectivity check entirely.

Ah I didn't think about that, ping on windows doesn't like the -c flag. There are some ways to find out from bash if a system is WSL or *nix: microsoft/WSL#4555 and then maybe adjust the flags based on that? None of these seem particularly universally acceptable.

Thanks for the report. I'm not seeing that behaviour, it runs just fine on my PC.
Which OS are you running?

Curious, What OS are you running? I'm on Ubuntu 20.04

Windows 10, I guess my installation of bash differs from native Unix?

Ah yep, it probably uses ping.exe rather than posix ping. ping.exe exits after 4 pings without any additional command line arguments, whereas any posix based ping will run forever

Hmm I did not do that right

Ah, it does not work on Windows with that change :(

Either way, thanks for all of your efforts!

My pleasure, thanks for the report and fix :D