Spigot-MC-Server
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@Sidias said in Spigot-MC-Server:
EDIT: If i change the port manually in the server.properties after i define a new one over the configure it works fine... maybe you let change the server.properties automatically over the configure?
Because without that it wont work with SRV-Records.
And can you pls do that the Configure of the RAM i do is internally used? Because whats the reason for giving the whole App 8192 MB-Ram but the Server still runs with 1024MB ram?
And wow... really? I cant change it internally because you lock the file to read-only. Oh cmon... the app is nearly unusable with that.... Who in the world needs 1G-Ram MC-Server?All that is listed here is a limitation of Cloudron - not a limitation of the app. The ONLY folder that is read and write in EVERY cloudron app is /app/data. Nothing else can be changed. the 1GB thing I'll need to think about because I am not 100% sure on what to do to fix that, but I am sure there is a way.
For the ports - If you use a different port you must configure the minecraft client to use that too.
Example:
- mc.example.com on port 25565
- mc2.example.com on port 25566 = mc2.example.com:25566 in the client config.
I'll say it once more. You need to do too many specific things, of which your limited knowledge of Linux will just bite you in the butt later. Host your MC server on a different platform. Cloudron will not work for you until another Developer can come in and help me configure this. The app is not ignoring any configuration that I can see - You either do not understand what the Cloudron configuration panel does, or are changing something to an unsupported value.
At this point, I am no longer going to work on this.
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@murgero than write the startram in the start.sh....
and youre completely wrong i dont need to put the port after the domain if i have a SRV-Record. I write it clearly to you that if i change the port of the App i also need to go into the app and change the server.properties also because otherwise i cant reach the server.
for my servers i have define SRV-Records so every server is reachable as domain1.de domain2.de domain3.de and so on...
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@Sidias I know that srv records work for you, I am just giving you a solution to a problem this app has.
You are more than welcome to fork the app and make the changes you need though, that's why it's open sourced. Wish you the best of luck.
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@fbartels said in Spigot-MC-Server:
I know "don't feed the troll", but
@murgero said in Spigot-MC-Server:
At this point, I am no longer going to work on this.
Props for keeping up so long with this ungrateful and entitled behavior.
True. I have rarely read such convoluted and rude statements.
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@necrevistonnezr , @fbartels ,
I suspect a lot of the rude comments are due to a language barrier (assuming between german and english here?)
That being said, Thank you two!
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Yeah i speak German normally and have very little words in english. Wow really you all think im a Troll because i dont See any need of a 1GB RAM Mc-ServerApp.
I Said thx to hin several Times but defacto ist the App in this state unusable for normal users. As i Said i can bring Up my MCserver for me with the settings i want but Others arent able to. Thats my Point.
@murgero thx for your App again.
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@Sidias said in Spigot-MC-Server:
Yeah i speak German normally and have very little words in english. Wow really you all think im a Troll because i dont See any need of a 1GB RAM Mc-ServerApp.
I Said thx to hin several Times but defacto ist the App in this state unusable for normal users. As i Said i can bring Up my MCserver for me with the settings i want but Others arent able to. Thats my Point.
@murgero thx for your App again.
If I can figure out a simple way to make the resources in cloudron admin = resources in minecraft, I'll make it so. But this will only work for 64bit OS's.
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@murgero said in Spigot-MC-Server:
@girish Thanks! I wouldn't mind publishing it, even if it stayed in "Experimental". It's really just a drop in replacement built from your Minecraft app, so not a whole lot changed except during the build process, this downloads buildtools.jar instead of server.jar and then builds server.js from source / Mojang with the mods from spigot.
Or an even better option (I think) might be to allow the official Minecraft app you made to include a server version selection box in the admin panel of the app to allow the user to change between Mojang Minecraft and Spigot Minecraft (And bukkit).
As a note, calling Minecraft Bedrock edition a variant of Minecraft Java edition is a bit misleading, AFAIK bedrock was built from the ground up and is completely separate from the java edition.
This to be honest would be the best option, as it also minimizes the amount of minecraft-apps in the Cloudron-App Store
o7 enjoy sol III while it lasts
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Just adding my working PaperMC App here, since Paper MC
https://paper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Paper is a high performance fork of the Spigot Minecraft Server that aims to fix gameplay and mechanics inconsistencies as well as to improve performance. -
@brutalbirdie Nice! I am building a multi-server minecraft app right now actually. It will be using PaperMC with Geyser to allow all minecraft users java or bedrock to join and play!
