Main Page - http://minecraft.codeemo.com
- Filesystem, etc http://minecraft.codeemo.com/architecture.html
- in terminal [./30_paths.sh] to show paths for server
- Tutorials http://minecraft.codeemo.com/tutorials.html
- Server Commands (can use some in web interface, others from console or in play) http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/SMP_Server_commands
- - to use from console, first need to enter screen with [screen -r]
Community Page -- http://minecraft.codeemo.com/community/
- Feature Requests
- Bugs and Support
- Other Garbage
Bug tracker -- http://codeemo.com/mantis/view_all_bug_page.php
- has helpful hints and user error resolutions as well
Bukkit -- http://bukkit.org/
current problems & fix: http://minecraft.codeemo.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=195
Minecraft Forum - server (general)
View Screens - for troubleshooting, etc
- from terminal window
- [cd]
- [./findscreens.sh]
- then select screen corresponding to server and press enter
- (not sure how to exit screen without killing server)
Firewall:
- http://minecraft.codeemo.com/config_firewall.html
- need to add a firewall rule if run a world on port other than 25565
- VI help http://www.cs.colostate.edu/helpdocs/vi.html
Saving files - permanence of temporary files
- Files listed in /opt/.filetool.lst must have the following command run to persist past reboot
- [sudo filetool.sh -b] this permanently saves file - past reboot
- firewall setting, uservars, etc. This is because these OS and files run from memory. Exception are files running from hard drive like /mnt/sda1/...
- to change list [sudo nano /opt/.filetool.lst]
memory
To change how much RAM a world will use requires editing of the /usr/games/minecraft/uservars file.
Adjust the DEFAULT_MEM=1024
to match the desired amount of memory in MB.
Save changes with 'sudo filetool.sh -b'
Stop and restart any running worlds.
Adjust the DEFAULT_MEM=1024
to match the desired amount of memory in MB.
Save changes with 'sudo filetool.sh -b'
Stop and restart any running worlds.
Automatic Backup
- [sudo crontab -u tc -e] enters crontab as user tc in edit mode
- [i] to enter insert mode
- [0 4 * * * cd /usr/games/minecraft: python /usr/games/minecraft/admin_console.py backup three] performs the listed commands according to the schedule
- 0 minute, of every 4th hour, every(*) day, every month, every day of week
- [esc] escape key to enter command
- [:wq] then enter for write and quit
- [crontab -l] list crontabs
- [sudo filetool.sh -b] this commits the file to permanent storage
Backup - revisited
- Cronjobs were not running so needed to change directory for cron start command
- [sudo nano /opt/bootlocal.sh]
- change cron start line to the following
- "/etc/init.d/services/crond start"
- save and exit
- [sudo filetool.sh -b] ommand to commit changes to permanent
- reboot [sudo /home/tc/90_reboot_sudo.sh]
Date - change to correct
- [date] showed incorrect time zone so to change to proper
- [sudo nano /mnt/hda1/boot/grub/menu.lst]
- add the following to the kernel line
- "tz=EST4EDT,M3.2.0,M11.1.0"
- save and exit
- reboot [sudo /home/tc/90_reboot_sudo.sh]
