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And update to my experience as posted in Discord: Clients are still unable to connect with 315.16, however some are now getting a proper Connection Timed Out message when kicked back to the server list.

@Jatheish @Rob Any chance we can get some indication on if there is a fix coming for Linux servers? Players cannot connect after the latest mega patch. Symptoms are that players try to connect, get the load screen, but then get dropped back to the server list. I do not have a Windows server to move to and we want to play. Paying Nitrado for hosting at this point would be like ordering an Uber when you have a perfectly working and fueled car in the driveway...

With the 218.29 update, our Blackwood dedicated server will not let players join. It redirects them to get the Blackwood DLC. I have heard one other report that another Blackwood server's players can connect, but there are no islands.

Nevermind my previous post. I got it running. Execute the binary from within the binaries folder. I intend to do a full write-up start to finish later this month.

Does anyone have a server running on Linux with the latest patch? It is now August 23rd and I've set up a fresh server. I am also getting the segfault everyone else has been reporting on and off for some time now...

@Jatheish I am experiencing the same as Goombay. I have a Ramshackle Sloop that I clicked Cancel when it asked for a name. There is no name on the name plate and Change Name (Ship) is available in the radial under [Options] (Ship). Screenshot attached.

Massive frame drop on an older computer when using the hand held map to the point that I wont use it. Less of an issue on a newer computer as long as it isn't zoomed all the way out. The Atlas tab in the inventory works fine without frame drop though.

I have run into this a few times now. I have managed to fix it every time by opening the sails a tiny bit and then immediately furling them again. The reverse function then starts working. Not sure if this is related to having NPC crew on sails, have not yet tested that. But I suspect it may be just that.