Dedicated Server need HELP FAST!

Discussion in 'Bukkit Help' started by gs0543, May 5, 2012.

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    gs0543

    Well I was running a server on my dedicated server using putty and I did that command
    screen sh minecraft.sh and it generated the world files and such but I wanted to move the files over to a new folder so I deleted all the world files and everything else and then I closed putty and reopend and tried to run
    screen sh minecraft.sh on my directory I wanted to run in but its said Failed to Bind Port Is there something wrong?


    Anyone can help?

    anyone?

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    Buskaroo

    Open up your .sh file and make sure it's configured correctly, some variables may have changed with the deletion/replacement of the world.

    Also, "Failed to bind to port" normally happens when the port is already occupied, make sure you haven't defined the port twice.
     
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    gs0543

    This is my sh file java -Xmx8G -jar craftbukkit.jar
    But I think its because I did Screen and then I closed putty so it might be running
     
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    Buskaroo

    Yeah, kill the server (kill -9) and try again.

    .sh files are shell scripts used to run stuff, not .jar files :p
     
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    gs0543

    kill: usage: kill [-s sigspec | -n signum | -sigspec] pid | jobspec ... or kill -l [sigspec]

    Thats what happen when i do kill -9
     
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    Buskaroo

    You need the process id

    Kill -9 <process id>

    If you type: vncserver (or whatever your server launch command is) into your console, it should tell you "This process is already running blah blah the process id is: 00000 <- This is the id you kill.
     
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    tsquad23

    ok you need to close the server... login to putty type in screen -rd
    then type stop .....to stop your server ......they you can open your server back up by navigating to the folder and using screen ./minecraft.sh
     
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    gs0543

    Stop isnt a command
     
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    Buskaroo

    Did my last post work?
     
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    gs0543

    Sorta I did ps aux and showed me all the process And then did kill -9 and then the process
     
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    Buskaroo

    I was going to say ps aux | grep putty but as far as I know, that's linux syntax :p

    So, all sorted?
     
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    gs0543

    Yup Thanks for ur time! Also can u add me on skype: gursewak57 I need to ask few questions
     
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    tsquad23

    stop should be a command for your bukkit server it should stop the server.........alternatively when your in the screen you can try cntrl +c although that is more violent
     
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    Buskaroo

    He's not running it locally, stop is the command to kill the .jar process, he has it on a dedi.
     
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