Make a Minecraft 1.8.0 Bukkit Server on Linux
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Make a Minecraft 1.8.0 Bukkit Server on Linux
Hello world
I'm going to show you in this instructable on how to become a minecraft 1.8.0bukkit server in linux.
Download Bukkit
I have downloaded my bukkit on http://tcpr.ca/ because on the official site of thebukkit downloads blocked and there is no download for 1.8
Create a Directory for Bukkit
place the downloaded file in the folder bukkit.
Then create a sh file with the following:
#!/bin/sh
BINDIR=$(dirname "$(readlink -fn "$0")") cd "$BINDIR" java -Xmx1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar -o false
(if you do not want cracked players on your server can then replace false to true)
Name the file start.sh
Make the Sh File Executable
Open a terminal and type chmod + x/start.sh in order to make the sh file executable
Run the Server
Open a terminal and go to the directory with cd for bukkit.
Then type./start.sh to start the server. Wait a moment and then closes the terminal.
Accept the EULA
Open your file manager and navigate to the folder for bukkit.
Open the eula file .txt. Replace false to true to accept the eula. Save the file and close it.
Run the Server.
Open a terminal and go to the directory with cd for bukkit.
Then type./start.sh to start the server. IMPORTANT:D'ont close the terminal!!
See What Your Ip Address Is
Open a browser and go to: http://whatismyipaddress.com/.
In my example is my ip address 213.229.73.216. Write this address.
Port Forward the Server.
I can't explain how to do this.
This differed from router to router and modem to modem. Go to http://portforward.com/and search the model of your router/modem on. Follow the instructions and send port 25565
Test the Server
Open minecraft and go to multiplayer.
Click Connect and enter localhost in directly. Other players must instead of localhost is the ip address that you wrote down in step 7.