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Baskit is a UNIX-specific Minecraft Server manager. It uses a screen session to detach the server from the main console, but still allow for interactivity.
- Run baskit help for usage instructions.
- Video Tutorial - YouTube Link
- Install pre-reqs: screen & java
- Install Baskit via pip or easy_install: pip install baskit
- Create a base location for your minecraft server (e.g. /opt/minecraft): mkdir /opt/minecraft
- Change into the new directory: cd /opt/minecraft
- Run baskit to create the directory structure: baskit server
- Optional: Move baskit.conf to /etc or to ~/.baskit.conf
- Optional: adjust the environment line in baskit.conf to match your base folder (e.g. /opt/minecraft)
- Once you have the baskit base structure in place, its simply a matter of copying your server data into the env folder. (e.g. /opt/minecraft/env)
- Also, either modify the binary config line or rename your existing server binary to server.jar
NOTE: you can also modify the server_* config lines to match your existing server binary's, as they will not be updated until you update the server within baskit.
Whats Working:
- Most Everything
ToDo:
- BukGet Plugin management support.