Kandarim wrote:This is an issue that crops up sometimes if your java application either
1) has no permissions to save files locally (i.e. it can't save the new resource files from the server and crashes)
2) is started with the wrong arguments, and therefore has no server to get the resource files from. If you are using a no-update shell script or similar, make sure your arguments are correct
3) has a somehow corrupt cache. Deleting ~/.salem/ and ~/Salem/cache might work. In this scenario, however, the default client wouldn't fix the other clients. Because the default client saves the cache files in the java temp files, seperately from Ender's/my client, they are two seperate entities.
In either of the first two cases, your solution to load the resource files with the default client is at best a temporary solution until your client comes another resource file not in the jar files or in the file cache.
I think.
On a more serious note, I got it. I got what you said, I'll delete the pointed directories
