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- Uses an easy to read configuration that is accesible by the user so you don't have to edit the service files in root
- Uses the screen program to enter your servers console from anywhere.
- It's okay if you don't understand any of this and you just have the need to craft. Just look at installation.
You will need a server or computer running some form of Linux with systemd. You can check if you are using systemd with the command pstree -p | grep 'systemd'
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Copy paste bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Henryws/mine/master/install.sh)"
in a terminal and press enter. If you don't know what I'm talking about look here because this is very important to running any server (not just Minecraft)
mine -D
/mine --download
Will download and install the specified server (runmine -S
to see all valid servers)mine -A
/mine --attach
Will send you to the specified servers console. Type ctrl+a+d to exitmine -start
Will start the specified servermine -stop
Will stop the specified servermine -B
/mine --backup
Will stop and backup the specifed servermine -RB
/mine --recover-backup
Will recover the specified servermine -R
/mine --remove
Will destroy the specifed server
I first install mine then run mine -S
/mine --servers
to find valid servers, I decide I want to start a paper server so I would run mine -D paper
to download and install all the necessary files. Then I would run mine -start paper
to start it. Then I join the server locally and I realize I'm not op. I would run mine -A paper
to enter the console and I would type op yourName
to become op. Then I would type ctrl + a + d to exit the console. But I don't like paper and I want to try a modded server. I stop the server with mine -stop paper
although the next command does that automatically. I would destroy the paper server with mine -R paper
and when that's done I would install forge with mine -D forge
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