u/Unit88

Hi, I just started playing, and I was trying to put together a script that would go through all the servers depth first, nuke them, then run as many threads of the basic EHT script on as it can (just the one from the tutorial minus the nuking that was included), but for whatever reason after going through 2 branches from home fully (which is the n00dles server, plus one proper branch) it just goes "Script finished running" followed by "printf: Failed to run due to script being killed." and I don't understand why it's finishing, and more specifically why it's finishing at the end of the second branch and not the first. Not sure if I just missed something about how the scripts work or if I'm just being dumb here somewhere

/** @param {NS} ns */
export async function main(ns: NS) {
  let target: string = ns.args[0]?.toString();
  target ??= "max-hardware";
  deploy(ns, "home", [], target);
  ns.tprintf("%s hacked", target);
}

async function deploy(ns: NS, server: string, checked: string[], target: string) {
  ns.printf("INFO: Deploying to %s", server)
  const neighs = ns.scan(server).filter((neigh) => !checked.includes(neigh));
  ns.printf("INFO: Neighbors: %s", neighs)
  if (server != "home") {
    ns.scp("eht.js", server);
    nukeServer(ns, server);
    ns.killall(server, true);
    const execThreads = calcThreads(ns, server);
    ns.printf("INFO: Threads to deploy %d", execThreads)
    ns.exec("eht.js", server, execThreads, target);
  }
  const checkedServers = checked.concat(server);
  ns.printf("INFO: Checked servers: %s", checkedServers)
  for (const neigh of neighs) {
    await deploy(ns, neigh, checkedServers, target);
  }
}

function nukeServer(ns: NS, server: string) {
  if (ns.fileExists("BruteSSH.exe", "home")) {
    ns.brutessh(server);
  }
  if (ns.fileExists("FTPCrack.exe", "home")) {
    ns.ftpcrack(server);
  }
  if (ns.fileExists("relaySMTP.exe", "home")) {
    ns.relaysmtp(server);
  }
  if (ns.fileExists("HTTPWorm.exe", "home")) {
    ns.httpworm(server);
  }
  if (ns.fileExists("SQLInject.exe", "home")) {
    ns.sqlinject(server);
  }
  ns.nuke(server);
}

function calcThreads(ns: NS, server: string) {
  return Math.floor(ns.getServerMaxRam(server) / ns.getScriptRam("eht.js"));
}                    

I'm on Win 10, currently on the latest 100.2 version, but this has been an issue I've had for a long time now. I don't use PowerToys a lot, but I want to to be there when I need it, but occasionally when I try to use one of the modules it's just not working and I see that PowerToys just exited at some point.

I don't know why it does this, but it's annoying when it happens, and having tried searching for this a few times now, apparently I'm the only one having this issue so I wanted to ask about it directly. I checked the errors in event viewer as a potential explanation but there's nothing for today at all there either. I'm hoping someone knows why this happens, and how I can fix this

This is kind of a PSA, I saw some people were having some crashes with this and that but I barely saw a mention regarding a crash with the juice bar which I encountered.

To be more specific I was consistently crashing by giving any amount of mana to a specific character (a rank 1 level 5k evil eye I'm using put all the evilities on), then exiting out of the juice bar. Adjusting other things, or for other characters worked perfectly fine.

While messing around trying to fix it I eventually managed to resolve it but I'm not sure what the fix actually was in the end because there were a couple different potential actions that could've done it: I converted an evility on the character to mana, pulled the gacha a couple of times and added some new evilities through scrolls.