Oh, and it's non-obvious what was happening. I was working on rails when the crash happened, but it didn't seem to be directly triggered by a human event or anything that was on-screen.

If this originates in fluids, I have 0 chance of making a reproduction case without some clues.

Pulled the save file from the server. (Running the factoriotools container.)

I can't seem to find a dump file? Linux via steam. I see the log files in ~/.factorio, but not any dump files.

I just crashed twice, doesn't seem directly connected to an input event.

Yeah, Systemd was causing the problems. Systemd was killing factorio, but only sometimes. (In true systemd fashion.)

Of course, in trying to get the other features of the script working, I ended up not using systemd services and installing it as an rc.

prg wrote:Does the script maybe not exit cleanly and still run something like kill -INT $(pidof factorio) from time to time?

Don't think so, because strace still has a copy running, similar to gdb.

Are you running Factorio manually or using some script that might be doing things behind your back? I've tried both. This particular run came from running it manually. (The script I'm using is factorio-init .) Weirdly, it does the same thing if I run it under gdb, but is fine if I run it under stra...

So I got factorio headless all set up, all the things in their places, and then this. 0.004 2016-03-09 13:37:58; Factorio 0.12.26 (Build 17762, linux64) 0.385 Operating system: Linux (Ubuntu 15.10) 0.387 Program arguments: "/home/factorio/factorio/bin/x64/factorio" "--start-server&quo...