connect: Connection refused

[anderson626 0]

Hello,

I'm looking for some help after doing a lot of research but not finding any solution to my error.

When starting my serverfiles, I do have the message "connect : Connection refused"

sysser shows this detail below "socket_connect: HOST localhost:26842, could not connect."

[florinx09 312]

Check to see what uses that port, maybe it is crashed, corrupted, missing, etc.

I usually get errors like that when the port is closed or already in use, db acting wonky or some specific libs missing.

[anderson626 0]

1 minute ago, florinx09 said:

Check to see what uses that port, maybe it is crashed, corrupted, missing, etc.

I usually get errors like that when the port is closed or already in use, db acting wonky or some specific libs missing.

I got the error when I give reload commands inside the client like /reload a,/reload p and /reload q 

[florinx09 312]

Reload can be a very expensive operation for your server and system. It's more of a command for easier development. Depending on your system and when you're using it, can cause instability and crashes. Check the db for problems, maybe it got corrupted in the process. Too much I can't say because it depends on your server and I'm more of an amateur than dev.

Personally I try to avoid those commands and just restart the server and the system.

[anderson626 0]

11 minutes ago, florinx09 said:

Reload can be a very expensive operation for your server and system. It's more of a command for easier development. Depending on your system and when you're using it, can cause instability and crashes. Check the db for problems, maybe it got corrupted in the process. Too much I can't say because it depends on your server and I'm more of an amateur than dev.

Personally I try to avoid those commands and just restart the server and the system.

I see that it is really the best, I will not use Reload anymore, stopping the machine and rebooting will remove the error, anyway, thank you for your help bro, I thank you in advance, Topic closed