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11 years ago 2 |
There are many ways to administer a minecraft server. This minecraft server tutorial will achieve a boot script which will allow minecraft administrators gain access via ssh in a shared configuration. The ability to work in a shared configuration allows for multiple administrators to be able to log in and out of a "server" computer without having to shut the minecraft server down. This alleaviates the problem of needing to keep a ssh pipe open, for if the ssh connection dies, the minecraft server stops and kicks all users.
This solution is to create a script which ran,
Install Screen
Create $MINECRAFT_HOME folder and variable so we don't need to type it so much
Download Minecraft
Create the file ~/startMinecraft.sh
Copy the following and paste the following code into into terminal window with the key combination Ctrl-Insert
#!/bin/bash #@Author grimdestripador #@Copyright 2013 grimdestripador released as Public Domain #Configure your minecraft folder which contains minecraft_server.jar and the world folder. export MINECRAFT_HOME=/usr/local/bin/minecraft echo Starting backup of $MINECRAFT_HOME tar cf ~/mcBackup`date +%s`.tar $MINECRAFT_HOME/* echo Backup location: ~/mcBackup`date +%s`.tar echo . echo . echo Spawning background daemon SCREEN named minecraft. echo To resume: type screen -r minecraft. echo To detach from screen: press the magic sequence: ctrl-A, D. echo To quit minecraft:1) type at terminal: screen -r minecraft echo . . . . . . . . . 2) type: stop echo . #Change user working directory for preparation of "java -jar" command cd $MINECRAFT_HOME #Check to see if a minecraft screen is already running lineCount=`screen -r minecraft | grep "There is no screen to be resumed matching minecraft." | wc -l` #Start the minecraft server in a detached screen named "minecraft" if its not running #Launch the command line interface for minecraft if it is arealdy running. if [ $lineCount -eq 1 ] then echo linecount: $lineCount. Starting in a deteched screen named minecraft. Use screen -r minecraft to view. screen -dmS minecraft java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar $MINECRAFT_HOME/minecraft_server.jar nogui else echo lineCount: $lineCount. Minecraft is already running. Use screen -r minecraft to view. Running now. screen -r minecraft fi