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Essentials commands:

All the commands listed by SeptimusHeap and more:

/time [day/night]: Sets the time.
/weather [sun/rain]: Sets the weather.
/pt [command]: Assigns the item you're holding with a command, so if you hold a feather and type /pt home, as soon as you left-click with the feather it teleports you to your home.
/home: Teleports you to your home.
/sethome: Sets your home.

[more commands coming soon]

I redid the ToC for you, is that OK? It's a bit more organized.

Table of Contents
Classic Server
1.How to Port Forward (by SeptimusHeap)
2.Classic server
3.Server Properties (by SeptimusHeap)
Beta Server
1.How to Port Forward (by SeptimusHeap) (Not needed with Hamatchi)
2.Using Hamachi or Unix Tutorial (by kayybee) or Windows Tutorial or Mac Tutoiral (by gbear605)
(optional) Plugins for Beta (by peterkap) and Essentials Mod Commands
3.Server Properties (by SeptimusHeap)
4.Server Commands (by SeptimusHeap)

Last edited by SeptimusHeap (2011-08-25 08:53:25)

How to setup a bukkit server for mac.

Open Terminal (Found in Application/Utilities) and paste:

Code:

cd ~/Desktop
mkdir "Bukkit Server"
cd ~/Desktop/Bukkit\ Server
curl -O http://ci.bukkit.org/job/dev-CraftBukkit/promotion/latest/Recommended/artifact/target/craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
mv craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar CraftBukkit.jar
echo "cd ~/Desktop/Bukkit\ Server
java -Xincgc -Xmx[RAM]M -jar CraftBukkit.jar" >LaunchServer.command
chmod +x LaunchServer.command
echo "Open LaunchServer.command with TextEdit, and replace [RAM] with:
512 or 1024 or  1536 or 2560 or 3072 or 5120
That is the ram amount the server will have.
512=512MB;  1024=1GB;  1536=1.5GB;  2560=2.5GB;  3072=3GB;  5120=5GB
It is good to update your server at least once per week." >README.txt
open -a TextEdit LaunchServer.command

Textedit should open a document called "LaunchServer.command". Find [RAM] and replace it with:
512 or 1024 or 1536 or 2560 or 3072 or 5120


That is the ram amount the server will have.
512=512MB; 1024=1GB; 1536=1.5GB; 2560=2.5GB; 3072=3GB; 5120=5GB

The server is installed on your Desktop, in "Bukkit Server". To start it double click "LaunchServer.command".

Now you should PortFoward using normal methods, or there is an app called PortMap.  Port Map's instructions (by Kayybee)

How to port forward with PortMap:
1. Download Port Map here.
2. Open the app. Turn it on if it's off.
3. Push the "+" button at the bottom.
4. Name the port whatever you want, choose a port (25565 is recommended, but if you tried making another server you might have to try 25566, 25567, etc.)
5. Add the port to the end of your IP (unless it's 25565) (eg, 74.211.106.91:25567. btw, don't try the server. it was a bad attempt to remember a server that I took down long ago)

Tell your friends.  Wasn't that easy?

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-08-25 09:40:05)

SeptimusHeap wrote:

meew, I updated the contents in my above post to be more understandable.

Thanks, but I like the ToC as it is currently. 

@gbear: Added! 

Last edited by meew0 (2011-08-25 09:23:13)

Maybe you should change the 2. in beta servers to:

2A. Beta Server (Hamachi)
2B. Beta Server (no Hamachi) (Unix) (by kayybee)
2C. Beta Server (Windows)
2D. Beta Server (Bukkit) (Mac) (by gbear605)

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-08-25 09:43:26)

bump

Added

meew, use gbear suggestion to do 3A, 3B, 3C in the ToC for the different options (hamatchi, mac, unix) and put some optional thing by the essentials, modloadermp, and plugins.

Hey, maybe you should have all the bukkit things in a separate category, and have the beta section be called Beta (Vanilla)

meew0 wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Hey, maybe you should have all the bukkit things in a separate category, and have the beta section be called Beta (Vanilla)

Good idea!

Put the 2B of bukkit under vanilla, because it doesn't cover bukkit, it is for vanilla.

2B of bukkit is currently: 

2b. [url=http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=889780#p889780]Beta Server (no Hamachi) (Unix) (by kayybee)[/url]

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-08-26 12:34:31)

Thanks this helps

Beta Server (Windows) (Vanilla)

Download the Minecraft_Server.exe from minecraft.net here: http://www.minecraft.net/download.jsp

Put it into a folder if you want (Recommended)

Double click. Then close it after it loads and edit properties file. (See next step)

Get your external IP and give it to people.
Done!

Bump. Septimus, can you please update your server.properties thingy to 1.8/1.9?

Last edited by meew0 (2011-10-10 02:36:16)