Being disconnected from game [Error code 275]

[Chrythm]

So I was making a timer for your time spent in a level, and when I finally got it the way I wanted, I went to test it. All went well, until I re-entered the level and the game kicked me with this message:

This happens 100% of the time when entering any level after leaving one.
Everything was working before I added the timer. All I did was remove the timer script and add a fresh one every time a level was started. A global function is fired that creates a script for keeping track of each second. This all happened today, at 8:23 PM CST

It happens here (but it may be fixed by the time you read this)

Failure

[Chrythm]

I fixed it by resetting the timer instead of making a new script, but I’m still curious about this strange problem.

[LordRugdumph]

can you post the contents of the separate timer script (or send it to me in a DM)? If you put the timer script in a totally new place (just a baseplate) does it also cause 275? If the timer script ended up doing a lot of work as the server was starting up, it might have made our system think that the server is not responsive, causing the server to be closed.

[Chrythm]

Here’s the timer script:

_G.Timer = 0

while script.Disabled == false do
	_G.Timer = _G.Timer + 1
	local first = math.floor(_G.Timer/1440)
	local second = math.floor(_G.Timer/24) - (60 * first)
	local third = _G.Timer - (math.floor(_G.Timer/24) * 24)
	if first < 10 then
		first = "0" .. first
	end
	if second < 10 then
		second = "0" .. second
	end
	if third < 10 then
		third = "0" .. third
	end
	if tonumber(first) < 100 then
		script.Parent.Text = first .. ":" .. second .. "." .. third
	else
		script.Parent.Text = math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999) .. math.random(10000,99999)
	end
	wait(1/24)
end

This script was cloned each time I wanted to start it. (I worked around this bug, hence the _G everywhere)
Any old timers were then disabled and removed.