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Everything also works in a terminal:
craft-conductor start # the control panel with your servers (what double-clicking does)
craft-conductor join <invite> # set up this computer's Minecraft for a friend's server
craft-conductor status # what's installed
craft-conductor check / update # see and apply updates
craft-conductor backup / restore # back up or restore a server
craft-conductor player ... # kick, ban/pardon, op/deop and whitelist
craft-conductor web-password # show or change the sign-in (--set, --pin, --reset)
craft-conductor service install --panel # Linux: run craft-conductor at boot (this machine only;
# add --network to open the panel to your home network)
craft-conductor self-update # update craft-conductor itself (--channel beta for early versions)
Run craft-conductor --help (or craft-conductor <command> --help) for everything.
This page is the user manual that comes with Craft Conductor (Help → User manual in the app). It's made from manual.md: change it there, not here.
User manual
- Start here
- What it can and can't do
- Getting started
- Creating a server
- Messages
- Your servers
- Dashboard
- Console
- Players
- Mods
- Updates
- Backups
- Java
- Settings
- Playing with friends
- Joining a friend's server
- Remote access and phones
- People and what they may do
- Craft Conductor settings
- Troubleshooting
- Getting help
Power users
- Power users: start here
- Configuration (craft-conductor.toml)
- Building servers from the command line
- Running it forever
- Linux servers without a screen
- Managing players from the command line
- Java in detail
- How an upgrade works
- Updating Craft Conductor
- Mods that block third-party downloads
- Security
- Other ways to install
- For maintainers
- Where Craft Conductor keeps things
- Command line