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This is amazing, thank you so much! Could you potentially port the online mode fix to Craftbukkit 1.7.3?

EDIT: I was able to write a fix for Craftbukkit using your class file. Unfortunately, I don't know how to recompile the edited class file (/net/minecraft/server/ThreadLoginVerifier.class).

Here's the edited code:

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.URL;
import java.net.URLEncoder;

class cv extends Thread
{

    cv(ee netloginhandler, iv packet1login)
    {
        b = netloginhandler;
        a = packet1login;
    }

    public void run()
    {
        try
        {
            String s = ee.a(b);
            URL url = new URL((new StringBuilder()).append("http://session.minecraft.net/game/checkserver.jsp?user=").append(URLEncoder.encode(a.b, "UTF-8")).append("&serverId=").append(URLEncoder.encode(s, "UTF-8")).toString());
            BufferedReader bufferedreader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream()));
            String s1 = bufferedreader.readLine();
            bufferedreader.close();
            if(s1.equals("YES"))
                ee.a(b, a);
            else
                b.a("Failed to verify username!");
        }
        catch(Exception exception)
        {
            b.a((new StringBuilder()).append("Failed to verify username! [internal error ").append(exception).append("]").toString());
            exception.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    final iv a;
    final ee b;
}

I'm gathering data from as many sources as possible to find out the community's preferred type of Minecraft terrain. This poll is for survival mode.

Vote now! http://www.strawpoll.me/12319958

Hello!

As the title suggests, I'm working on a custom server jar file. It has some neat features built in, as well as a basic plugin API. It's just about ready to go, but I can't think of a name! Any suggestions?

I'd prefer if it [Something]Mod, as a sort of throwback to hMod (hey0's mod).

Thanks!

I thought all these fake Herobrine sightings and buildings were finally behind us...

Also, just know that servers that charge you won't immediately charge you when you try to connect. You'd need to go through their website or a similar process, enter your credit card, etc. in order to be charged, so don't worry about that.

I'm sure there's another solution, anyone found one yet?

Hey there,

I'm trying to find the IP address of my realm. I tried using "netstat -nb" in CMD while connected to no avail. I am doing this simply to query it and put the number of players online onto the servers website (backend done, just need IP).

Any ideas?

Thanks

Hey there,

I'm looking to sponsor someone and give them a server, which will use my custom website + domain that I get for it. You'll have complete control, but you need to fill out a form with some general information.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Cjf0bj-MU_mheo_VDDeuERYOVDm4LFVTCbH_lCcIBKY/viewform

Please reply below when you have filled out the form, so I know to check!

Thanks,
-Bayside308

(Extra Details)
- Server will be paid one to two months
- Server will have 1-2GB of RAM
- Server will rely on donations after the first month or two
- I retain the right to access of the server, both console and in game. I will not interfere unless you are abusing the server in some way (Hate speech, etc.).
- You must have a skype.

Quote from Yasashii»

• Username: yasashii_kun
• Age: 23
• Skype or qTox: Skype: [email protected]
• What are you going to do with the server?:

I started playing Minecraft at an early beta version. I've played on many servers. On some I was a player, on some a moderator, on some, an admin. I've seen those servers come and go. There seems to be one golden rule that keeps those servers running for a long time: Give the community a lot of the things they want (but not all) while still making them work for it. Make the game too easy to play and people get bored due to the lack of challenge. Make it too difficult and players get frustrated.

What I would do is a merge between a creative and survival server. That means that there would be a general adminshop (one that never runs out of stock) that would offer a lot of the blocks and items to be bought and sold at the same price. However, some of the items would be unattainable through that shop, allowing for some player-run economy as well, which would work via a rentable marketplace for player-made chestshops.

That way people can get the most basic stuff easily as long as they mine/farm or earn money in other ways for long enough to afford it. More experienced players will get an advantage out of this quickly and they will work hard and build big and impressive builds which gives an overall high-quality feel to the server. That doesn't mean the less experienced players will be singled out. They can get and sell the items that are not available through the admin shop and still make enough to build cool stuff.

Of course, such a server would require a way to distinguish those who work hard and that would be done through a ranks system. One could get a higher rank by building impressive structures and being a good member of the community. Each rank would warrant some perks like more /sethomes, access to more commands that make playing easier.

Some of the most desirable commands such as /god and /fly would be reserved for donors.

Here's what I would definitely NOT do:

- Make players build their structures within plots - Minecraft is all about creativity and in my opinion that creativity should only be limited by how hard a player is willing to work and their imagination, not a plot size or shape.

- Make donor ranks expensive - If I make the donor rank cost $100 (which some servers do) I would be singling out the players that would like to contribute to the server but simply cannot afford to spend that much.

- Make PVP possible outside of designated PVP arenas. My server would be about creativity and work. Not killing each other. This isn't Call of Duty.

- Make certain items impossible to get (other than destructive ones such as active TNT) - again, there should be no limitations to Minecraft gameplay.

• Why do you deserve the server [over others]?:

I'm quite experienced, I know what makes a good server work well, I know what kind of people make the best community members and staff. I'm willing to work hard for the server. For me, Minecraft is more than just a game. I've been a part of communities here. I've made friends. For me, it's like a second life, only this one works on fair rules. If I could build a server based on how I like it to be, I would not waste that chance.

Nice application Zach, but I doubt there's enough ram for minigames too.

Any other applicants?

Hello,

I'm looking to give away a server to someone. I will pay for the first month, and from then on, you'd rely on donations. You will be allowed to make the server however you want, so long as it follows a few basic guidelines. Please answer the application below, and agree to the terms.

Application:

• Username
• Age
• Skype or qTox
• What are you going to do with the server? You can PM me if you don't want it public
• Why do you deserve the server [over others]?

Terms:

• I retain the right to the server, and the right to over ride you if you're misusing the server.
• You will use the website I provide for the server (Nothing bad, just custom made, not enjin :P)
• You have a Skype that you actively check.
• You will make the server as successful as you can.

Respond quickly, this position won't stay open. In addition, I'll answer any questions you have!

Hey there,

I have a bunch of servers, but I don't know what to do with them! Types:

• 512MB (Bungeecord proxy)
• Two servers with 2GB RAM
• One server with 8GB RAM

My current setup isn't using the 8GB server for lack of ideas. The 2GB servers are for SMP / Creative on one, and a few minigames on the other.

I only got 4 new players when advertising, so something isn't working. How can I get people to join and stay? What should each of the servers be used for?

The person with the best idea for the setup will be compensated in some way, likely a permanent donation rank.

This is a speed build montage done on the MCElysium server. All credit to the build goes towards Ackrid, the head admin.

IP: MCElysium.site
Web: http://MCElysium.site:8080/

Song: Careless - Bustre (Trimmed by Bayside308)

Feel free to join us on the server!

Hey, awesome job! Where is the MySQL information stored though, I need to adjust it.

The only reason for putting the IP in the files (that I've run into) is with uTorrent, which takes the port, stopping the server from stopping if you don't.