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Everything in Craft Conductor can be done from the control panel. These pages are for people who'd rather use a terminal, edit files by hand, or run Craft Conductor somewhere without a screen.
| Page | What's there |
|---|---|
| Configuration (craft-conductor.toml) | every setting in a server's craft-conductor.toml, and the update strategies |
| Command line | the craft-conductor commands |
| Building servers from the command line |
craft-conductor create, and bringing in an existing server |
| Running it forever |
craft-conductor run, the supervisor, and starting with your computer |
| Linux servers without a screen | reaching the control panel, systemd, the firewall |
| Managing players from the command line | craft-conductor player |
| Java in detail | how the right Java is found, and craft-conductor java
|
| How an upgrade works | plan, stage, back up, swap, verify, roll back |
| Updating Craft Conductor | how Craft Conductor updates itself |
| Mods that block third-party downloads | CurseForge files you download yourself |
| Security | sign-in, remote access, and friends' downloads |
| Other ways to install | Python, Linux from a terminal, checking downloads, Docker |
| Where Craft Conductor keeps things | folders and files |
| For maintainers | development, test builds and releases |
More guides in the repository: a Linux computer without a screen, Docker, a rented server.
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