start.sh kills himself

Did you tried to set the ram lower?

 

That's wrong. They needn't match, -Xms is the value the ram gets increased when ram is need.

 

Post your start script please.

This has nothing to do with anything.

 

This is kinda off topic but, what does all the "tags" you put in there mean. Like the "-XX:+UseG1GC -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=45"
I have always wondered that.

 

He just done that xD

 

Strip the script down, see if it works.

Code (Text):

java -Xms1G -Xmx14G -jar Spigot.jar

 

What kind of server do you have?

 

Can you help me explain this then? I thought that was the case.
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Yes, something like this could be caused by a lack of the specified memory, but the error shows no such thing and he even defines that his server has "32GB RAM"

The script is being killed directly by something like the "kill" command, it is very odd.

 

Okay thanks. How come I can start my server with java -Xms10G -Xmx10G and not with java -Xms4G -Xmx6G

 

-Xmx states the maximum amount of memory that Java is allowed to expand upon. Example: You start your server, no players online, you're using 1GB of RAM. 30 players join and now Java needs more memory, java is told that it is allowed to expand up to (-Xmx) and does so freely.

-Xms states the initial memory, upon start. If I start my server with -Xms1G -Xmx10G, then it will begin on 1G and freely expand to 10G.

Take a look at your photo again
You did -Xmx1G -Xms6G

 

@Dard Please send the script so we can see what the script actually does

 

No. I am asking for what your server is running on. Is it a dedicated server, a VPS, ...?

 

Dear lord, how much RAM do you need? Have you tried simply reducing the amount of RAM. 1-2GB per server should nearly always suffice.