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Hi, i dont know what you mean with the part of my script,
you can use 2 ips or 2 ports ´this is your part, you only need the servers on the same root/vroot. I Use on my server 2 ips.
what do you mean as its running? your server or my script?
try that:
1. Make sure bash is installed and working:
Code:
which bash
2. Make sure directory (mount point) has permission to run a shell script. Some time it is disabled on directory such as /tmp. Run script from your own directory. Try to run it as follows:
Code:
Hi, Startscript User, if you have any Ideas for Features or something else, please let me know, i will try to make this Script perfektly :P
So use it and have fun
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@Smiley43210
try reupload the script, i have update to 5.2.1
I get the following errors:
@ZeroCrash16
Hi, i dont know what you mean with the part of my script,
you can use 2 ips or 2 ports ´this is your part, you only need the servers on the same root/vroot. I Use on my server 2 ips.
what do you mean as its running? your server or my script?
for c in $(seq 1 5); do
echo -n "!"
sleep 1
done
echo !
Really? You had too much fun writing that script!
This would make a great addition to my Minecraft server, as it's running
So, how exactly does the multiserver setting work? Do I need to have a different port configured on each server?
@Smiley43210
Oh sorry i havent read it exactly
try that:
1. Make sure bash is installed and working:
Code:
which bash
2. Make sure directory (mount point) has permission to run a shell script. Some time it is disabled on directory such as /tmp. Run script from your own directory. Try to run it as follows:
Code:
chmod +x startserver.sh
./startserver.sh
OR
Code:
bash startserver.sh
sh startserver.sh
@Tealk123
What point? it starts with
#!/bin/bash
# version 5.1.0 (31.01.2012)
# Author: Tealk @ anzahcraft.de
<reply 518728>
./startserver502.sh line 1: #!/bin/bash: No such file or directory
./startserver502.sh line 639: syntax error: unexpected end of file
this is a upload Error try:
mcedit startserver.sh
and delete in the first row the point
Doesn't work for me.
-bash: /path/to/file/startserver.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
That's what I get.
Seems pretty good, Im gonna test it out
@Tallcraft
Then say me a better place
I guess thats the wrong place for a linux-script? Its not a server-mod / plugin.
Hi, Startscript User, if you have any Ideas for Features or something else, please let me know, i will try to make this Script perfektly :P
So use it and have fun