@nebulon thanks. I have not set it, no.

I tried removing the file and restarted but it crashed again. So I deleted all the .json files and it now works 😄

Description: Exception in server tick loop java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "com.google.gson.JsonArray.iterator()" because "$$1" is null

https://hypernia.com/minecraft-exception-in-server-tick-loop/

@nebulon said in Authentication Servers are Down. Please try again later, sorry! - Error message with Minecraft App 1.9.2:

oh this might then actually be an unbound issue.

Indeed, it was. Problem resolved.

Thank you, @nebulon , @girish and @scooke .

@BrutalBirdie thanks, merged

@plusone-nick NVM was trying to use the bedrock changelog versions instead of the regular version changelog

@girish Thank you!

@girish it is now working on the correct version. Thanks!

@murgero thank you!

Usually, you can click on the app in the AppStore view and then edit the "package version" in the URL bar before installing. You can determine the package version from https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/minecraft-forge-app/-/blob/master/CHANGELOG . However, the specific version you are asking for was never packaged since the app was still getting to a stable release.

@girish huh I thought I put it in app code this time. Was the previous version using app/data? That’ll definitely do it.

Never mind I had issues with Minecraft itself being in there with their new install method

I think the issue is that the ldap client never disconnects. This ends up hogging connections on the server. We had a similar issue in the mail server a long time ago - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/issues/368

I've published the new version now.

@kyleh2946 Also sorry I totally dropped looking at it when you DMed me

@hollosch No, bedrock is for the bedrock client, and java the java client.

Bedrock includes (but not limited to):

Windows 10 Edition (NOT JAVA) Phones (Android, iOS) Consoles (Newer versions XBONE, PS4/5, Switch) there is a Linux client as well

Java will run on anything Java can (mostly PC's)

If you want the both clients working on the same server, you need to setup PaperMC with the GeyserMC spigot plugin. This is easy to do and there are tutorials online to get you started. Note, there are no official paperMC apps for Cloudron, you may need to do this on a different VPS

https://papermc.io/

https://geysermc.org/

Both the old java as well as the bedrock edition have now been updated.

@snoopdoop are there any errors shown on the app side when the timeout happens?

@snoopdoop What is the app package version listed in the Updates section of the app ? Maybe you are already on the latest?

@girish Thank You, it is working

@atridad damn that's cold lmao

@girish yes i see it went back to 1.16.5 but i do hope you can solve the issue and have the 1.17.1 soon, thanks again for your assistance

@nebulon Thank you very much. RCON works like a charm now! 🙂

This is not possible as such, however you can install an older Cloudron app package, which has that version and then disable automatic updates for that app.

In your case the package version is 1.3.6 so you can install this by changing the version in the browser URL bar while being in the appstore view of the dashboard. The url would be something like:

https://my.example.com/#/appstore/net.minecraft.cloudronapp?version=1.3.6

To given an update here after debugging this. It turned out the server is just very slow to respond sometimes due to disk I/O being slow. There is no real solution besides increasing timeouts, which may cause all kinds of other side-effects.

The error reporting inside the minecraft admin webui could be improved to give more indication besides internal server error though, have to see when I find time for this though.

@madrush
That's wholesome ♥
Always happy to help.

@girish how do we mass adjust 50+ apps? 😉

@murgero Oh nice! Yeah I'd like to run this. I know people who have Java edition and people who have bedrock and I'd like to host a server where they can all play together.

Hey @Mazekien

minecraft server and minecraft client can have diferent mod or having just on one side, but you need to check on compatibility.

You can find 3 kind of mod type:

Forge based Fabric based Vanilla Datapack

Forge and Fabric are incompatible, but you can use Fabric/Forge mod with Vanilla Datapack.
Optifine is a alternative graphic engine for Minecraft that most of the shaders are made for.

Optifine is not compatible with fabric, but can be load in to Vanilla Minecraft or Forge Minecraft.

Cloudron support just Vanilla Datapack, not any other mod loader (forge or fabric) but been Optifine Client-Only it will work.
But if u wont to add mod that you find on Curse/Twitch you need to w8 later September we will release some version of minecraft apps for cloudron that support Forge/Fabric mod.

@Trankery Yup, I will mark this as a feature request for a future release.