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When check_fdb=0, the server behaves normally. When it is set to 1, a client attempting to connect will get stuck on the "sending username" step of the login process.
Reproduction Steps
Have a MacBook Air with Apple Silicon and host a server with check_fdb=1
Expected Behavior
Login attempts should either succeed or fail FDB authentication, not hang endlessly
Environment
MacOS Sequoia 15
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jadebenn
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BUG: Setting check_fdb=1 on a MacBook Air with Apple Silicon causes incoming connection attempts to hang at the login screen
BUG: Setting check_fdb=1 causes incoming connection attempts to hang at the login screen
Dec 28, 2024
EmosewaMC
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DarkflameServer Version
0c948a8
Issue Description
When check_fdb=0, the server behaves normally. When it is set to 1, a client attempting to connect will get stuck on the "sending username" step of the login process.
Reproduction Steps
Have a MacBook Air with Apple Silicon and host a server with check_fdb=1
Expected Behavior
Login attempts should either succeed or fail FDB authentication, not hang endlessly
Environment
MacOS Sequoia 15
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: