It is highly recommended that you change the server.properties file and use the whitelist. If you want to stop it, use the command stop on the prompt. : Done (7.200s)! For help, type 'help' or '?'Īt this time, a command prompt will be available to you. : Server permissions file permissions.yml is empty, ignoring it : Nerfing mobs spawned from spawners: false : Zombie Aggressive Towards Villager: true : This server is running CraftBukkit version git-Spigot-6de2fbc-16b5116 (MC: 1.11.2) (Implementing API version 1.11.2-R0.1-SNAPSHOT)

: Starting minecraft server version 1.11.2 Once you’ve ran that command, the server will start and display several lines of texts that looks something like this: Loading libraries, please wait. The important thing to keep in mind is the latency of the connection.

Remember that Minecraft does not require that much memory. In the above command, the -Xms1024M and -Xmx2048M indicate, respectively, the minimum and maximum amount of RAM the server can occupy. For this example we will supose that the server file is named minecraft_server.jar java -Xms1024M -Xmx2024M -jar minecraft_server.jar jar file in the directory we just created. Pristine, not modified edition… that doesn’t support plugins Ĭreate a directory for the server and go to it: mkdir minecraft_server Spigot: by far, one of the most widely used versions of the server.We have 3 suggestions, but you’re free to chose another: Part 2: Installing the actual Minecraft server.įirst of all, you have to decide which Minecraft “distro” you want to install. Note: For some reason, if you want to install Java9 instead of 8, just change java8 to java9 on the above commands. (Handy, isn’t it?) sudo apt install oracle-java8-set-default This repository also comes with a package that set the environment variables for you. Install Java: sudo apt install oracle-java8-installerĬheck the installed version: javac -version Part 1: Installing Java.Īdd the new repository: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java If you’re not already on a terminal window, press Ctrl+Alt+T to open it. They take care to get the new releases and make it all easy for you. In this tutorial we will use command lines, which is much better than GUI! 😉īefore you begin, one last note: the PPA repository of Java8 and 9 is maintained by the Webudp8 Team. You’ll need 3 things: a machine with Ubuntu, Java and the Minecraft server.

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