4.5 KiB
Minecraft incident log
This file records only observed evidence, actions, and verification results. An entity appearing in a stack trace is a trigger-path observation, not a proven root cause.
2026-09-19 — WorldOfSosal crashes in Sable block-change handling
Impact
minecraft-server-wowMineMap.serviceterminates while a player is online.- Public Minecraft endpoint is
store.hectic-lab.com:25568. - Server is intentionally stopped after the latest crash to prevent repeated crash-save cycles while recovery is investigated.
Observed evidence
All crash reports contain sable@2.0.5 in
LevelAccelerator.getBlockState, followed by
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException where the requested section index exceeds
the world section array length of 24.
| UTC timestamp | Crash report | Observed trigger path | Exception |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18:47:03 | crash-2026-09-19_18.47.03-server.txt |
EnderMan$EndermanTakeBlockGoal.tick |
index 38 / length 24 |
| 18:52:17 | crash-2026-09-19_18.52.17-server.txt |
GlowSquid.aiStep → RedStoneOreBlock.stepOn |
index 33 / length 24 |
| 19:14:46 | crash-2026-09-19_19.14.46-server.txt |
Skeleton.tick → RedStoneOreBlock.stepOn |
index 34 / length 24 |
Evidence locations on neuro:
/srv/minecraft/wowMineMap/crash-reports/
/srv/minecraft/wowMineMap/logs/latest.log
Actions performed
| UTC timestamp | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 17:51 | Archived current world before recovery | Archive checksum recorded |
| 18:08 | Set randomTickSpeed=0 |
Server started, but later crashed from an entity block change |
| 18:48 | Set mobGriefing=false |
Prevented Enderman block pickup only; later crashes still occurred |
| 18:54 | Archived post-crash world | Archive checksum recorded |
| 19:00 | Moved Boss offline player NBT from (3299.067, 142.630, 8613.742) to (3296, 500, 8608) in crafting_azeroth:azeroth |
Only Pos and Dimension changed; later crash still occurred |
| after 19:14 crash | Stopped minecraft-server-wowMineMap.service |
Prevented further automatic crash/restart saves |
Recovery artifacts
/srv/minecraft/backups/wowMineMap-before-sable-recovery-20260919T175139Z.tar.zst
/srv/minecraft/backups/wowMineMap-after-sable-crashes-20260919T185445Z.tar.zst
/srv/minecraft/wowMineMap/world/playerdata/1c189af5-2713-3fa6-bcc4-893dfadedfa4.dat.before-relocation
Conclusions supported by evidence
- Public proxy and reverse tunnel are not the failure point: server-list ping succeeded before later in-world crashes.
- The failure is not limited to Endermen, random ticks, or one player position.
- Sable's block-change callback is present in every captured crash.
Not established
- Exact corrupt chunk, block, or mod data.
- Whether world data is corrupt, Sable itself is defective, or another mod is supplying incompatible world state.
- Whether deleting any chunk, region, or Sable state would be safe.
External research
No exact upstream match was found for Sable 2.0.5 on NeoForge 1.21.1 with
LevelAccelerator.getBlockState and a requested section index of 33, 34,
or 38 against a section array of length 24.
Related but non-identical upstream reports:
- Sable #776 documents an
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsExceptionassociated with unusual dimension height bounds. This is relevant to section-coordinate handling, but is an older version and different stack trace. - Sable #1087 documents a
LevelAccelerator.getBlockStaterecursion during block-shape processing. The failure type differs. - Sable #820 documents a
ticking-entity block-change crash. The reported downgrade to
1.1.3helped that distinct recursive-update failure; it is not evidence for this crash. - Sable #1223 documents a
different
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsExceptionin voxel-neighborhood handling. Its suggested Lithium setting only reduced crashes for some reporters and is not a verified mitigation here.
Sable 2.0.4 and 2.0.5 release notes mention other block or contraption
crash fixes, but not this exception. No version upgrade or downgrade is
currently evidence-backed as a production fix.
Next recovery step
Use a disposable full-world copy to test a supported Sable/physics integration mitigation. Do not restart production, delete region files, or overwrite a backup until that test gives reproducible evidence.