We're a small whitelist only dedicated server that's running FTB Infinity Evolved (so, everything from lasers and computers to magic and new dimensions). We're looking for some 18+ members to join us. Most of us are located in the CST timezone, and we have a running Discord server for voice. Server is a mix of creative and normal (with the ability to freely switch between them). Ideal situation would be another small server that wants to merge in. We're looking to add about 8 regular players.
Please post a bit about yourself and include your Minecraft name (or pm me if you prefer).
Foreman is a service wrapper for minecraft. Like most service wrappers, it allows you to run minecraft in the background as a service.
Unlike most service wrappers, Foreman:
1. Supports multiple instances of minecraft within a single wrapper
2. Exposes a RESTful API for remotely controlling your minecraft services with ease
Foreman runs on NodeJS, and is directed towards *nix OSs. (The current version has only been tested on Ubuntu).
Download, Instructions, and a sample config can all be had through Github.
Currently, I need testers. Lots and lots of them. Also, things will get changed, broken, and messed with, so, don't get too attached to any programs which use the API. The API does pass the appropriate headers for universal CORS access, so pure JS clients should be possible. At this time, JSONP is not supported.
In the immediate future, I'd like to:
Add additional methods and configuration options
In the far future, I'd like to:
Write a ruby or node client for easy access, local or remote, to the api, with automated deployment options
Please comment, post critiques, suggestions, and requests, and most of all, please remember, THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS.
hmm... someone who cares about updates and wants to be helpful...
Eloraam is my religious deity and must be worshiped at all times.... therefore you are a jerk
Seriously? He wanted to be helpful because he felt there was a problem. It's a bit silly given RP isn't Open Source, but it's just plain jerkish of you to respond that way.
KindredCraft
Kindred Craft is a bukkit powered server complete with VOIP via Mumble.
We are a survival server with light RP elements including property and shops.
Help! I can't build/modify anything/do anything but talk
You'll need to talk to an admin or mod and spend a few minutes on the server to be promoted to a [Newbie] before you can alter anything on the server.
Read the OP, watch the videos. Not much more I can say beyond that.
I'm also having the same problem. I've watched three videos, read the OP, and tried various designs. I can't get the mill to work for the life of me with a waterwheel.
If possible, place your inner router in the outer routers DMZ. Then just open the ports on the inner router. Also make sure that your firewall is configured properly to allow ports through. If you're using a Windows machine, also make sure your antivirus isn't filtering or otherwise blocking any net traffic.
You want to avoid large image backgrounds, because they don't scale well. It absolutely kills people on mobile browsers, and looks weird for people with larger monitors, and in your case, looks funny if you have a widescreen monitor. It can also add to your load time for people with slow connections.
It's much better to stick with a very small image that you can tile, or to stick to a small image for embellishment, as opposed to a large background image.
You'll notice most websites use a mix of repeating patterns and embellishment images, such as the minecraft forums.
There is a problem I am experiencing:
If I set: defaultGroup=-1 (guest) in server properties.
And set my IP address in ip-member-list as Admin (4)
I will still be defaulted to a guest instead of an Admin when I join the server.
It looks like unless I set defaultGroup=0 (normal).
The settings in ip-member-list will not take effect.
I want to have everyone defaulted to Guest on my (onlineMode=false) server.
And only certain IPs (not usernames) have admin powers.
Anyone know how this is happening?
I want everyone to be defaulted as guests besides people with specific IPs set in ip-member-list.
Are you making the changes while SimpleServer is running? Otherwise, set the default group to be guests, launch the server, join with your character, and then in the SimpleServer console, promote yourself to admin.
I just got the server, and when I start it is says:
"... [Starting Minecraft server on 127.0.0.1:25566]
[WARNING] **** FAILED TO BIND TO PORT!
[WARNING] The exception was: java.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind
[WARNING] Perhaps a server is already runing on that port?"
I put the port to 25565 in the properties, and I run a normal server, so I know its open.
What is the problem?
Im sure im going to get owned for being a noob, and someone will point out that it was in the Readme or FAQ. Sorry
I'm going to suggest that something is already running on that port...like perhaps a server? On *nix, execute 'netstat -a'.
@Simple Server Developers (the unofficial lot of you)
A few things:
1. There's like 3 versions of Simple Server on GitHub, can we all merge into one unified one and add each other as admins or something?
2. I've developed a tool for SimpleServer that allows updating based on an online script (which is also written.) I have one bug and one feature left to deal with, but to get it to work requires two tweaks to simple server:
2.1. add a --version switch which only outputs the version (in the format XX.XX.XX-TEXT, so 1.2-Dev works, 22020.23231.6444-Omega also works.)
2.2. Actually update your version numbers with each release!
Beyond that, you'll also need to post your SimpleServer.jar's somewhere on the internet, and host the script. We can either all host our own separate ones and things can get really confusing really quickly, or I can host the script and the files and we can follow (1) and all merge (and by "we merge" I mean, "you all merge").
I'm also looking at building an optional web interface into my SimpleServerTool, but that's not going to be for quite a while.
So, if you're interested in merging SimpleServer, or forking SimpleServerTool, or you would like the scripts which allow SimpleServerTool to work, email/message/contact in some way, shape, or form, and we can figure it out.
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Hey all,
We're a small whitelist only dedicated server that's running FTB Infinity Evolved (so, everything from lasers and computers to magic and new dimensions). We're looking for some 18+ members to join us. Most of us are located in the CST timezone, and we have a running Discord server for voice. Server is a mix of creative and normal (with the ability to freely switch between them). Ideal situation would be another small server that wants to merge in. We're looking to add about 8 regular players.
Please post a bit about yourself and include your Minecraft name (or pm me if you prefer).
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Unlike most service wrappers, Foreman:
1. Supports multiple instances of minecraft within a single wrapper
2. Exposes a RESTful API for remotely controlling your minecraft services with ease
Foreman runs on NodeJS, and is directed towards *nix OSs. (The current version has only been tested on Ubuntu).
Download, Instructions, and a sample config can all be had through Github.
Currently, I need testers. Lots and lots of them. Also, things will get changed, broken, and messed with, so, don't get too attached to any programs which use the API. The API does pass the appropriate headers for universal CORS access, so pure JS clients should be possible. At this time, JSONP is not supported.
In the immediate future, I'd like to:
Add additional methods and configuration options
In the far future, I'd like to:
Write a ruby or node client for easy access, local or remote, to the api, with automated deployment options
Please comment, post critiques, suggestions, and requests, and most of all, please remember,
THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS.
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Seriously? He wanted to be helpful because he felt there was a problem. It's a bit silly given RP isn't Open Source, but it's just plain jerkish of you to respond that way.
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Kindred Craft is a bukkit powered server complete with VOIP via Mumble.
We are a survival server with light RP elements including property and shops.
Joining
Just connect to play.kindredcraft.com !
Website and Player Guide
Help! I can't build/modify anything/do anything but talk
You'll need to talk to an admin or mod and spend a few minutes on the server to be promoted to a [Newbie] before you can alter anything on the server.
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I'm also having the same problem. I've watched three videos, read the OP, and tried various designs. I can't get the mill to work for the life of me with a waterwheel.
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It's much better to stick with a very small image that you can tile, or to stick to a small image for embellishment, as opposed to a large background image.
You'll notice most websites use a mix of repeating patterns and embellishment images, such as the minecraft forums.
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Are you making the changes while SimpleServer is running? Otherwise, set the default group to be guests, launch the server, join with your character, and then in the SimpleServer console, promote yourself to admin.
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I'm going to suggest that something is already running on that port...like perhaps a server? On *nix, execute 'netstat -a'.
@Simple Server Developers (the unofficial lot of you)
A few things:
1. There's like 3 versions of Simple Server on GitHub, can we all merge into one unified one and add each other as admins or something?
2. I've developed a tool for SimpleServer that allows updating based on an online script (which is also written.) I have one bug and one feature left to deal with, but to get it to work requires two tweaks to simple server:
2.1. add a --version switch which only outputs the version (in the format XX.XX.XX-TEXT, so 1.2-Dev works, 22020.23231.6444-Omega also works.)
2.2. Actually update your version numbers with each release!
Beyond that, you'll also need to post your SimpleServer.jar's somewhere on the internet, and host the script. We can either all host our own separate ones and things can get really confusing really quickly, or I can host the script and the files and we can follow (1) and all merge (and by "we merge" I mean, "you all merge").
I'm also looking at building an optional web interface into my SimpleServerTool, but that's not going to be for quite a while.
So, if you're interested in merging SimpleServer, or forking SimpleServerTool, or you would like the scripts which allow SimpleServerTool to work, email/message/contact in some way, shape, or form, and we can figure it out.
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Nevermind - I found it. I'm just slow.
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No, no, I'd say you've said enough. I'm afraid you just aren't going to fit in. Thanks for applying though.
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Do you mean the client? Did you run the "NeoRouter Network Explorer" and try to sign in?
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What problems are you having with NeoRouter?