Solved Kicking all players and Restarting server

You hook that into the shutdown when you run a restart command, then you have the command stop the server.

 

1Rogue would the file location be ./run.bat/

 

It would be a relative location based on the server root.

 

1Rogue ok and I just put the code in my command and voila?

 

Basically, yeah.

 

Using Runtime.exec to restart the server is not advised. What you would end up doing is launching an instance of Bukkit as a child process of Bukkit, and then orphaning it by (hopefuly) closing the parent process. The child process will most likely not have handles that point to your terminal in/out, and you would not receive any output, nor be able enter anything in to the new process' console (unless you somehow managed to launch a new terminal with the child process).

Essentially, the easiest way of doing this properly without a lot of work is to have a script start up your server in a loop, allowing it to restart if it closes. Then you just simply shut the server down, and allow it to start up again. You can do this with a minimal amount of shell/batch scripting. If you want a little more flexibility, you can use RemoteToolkit, which provides an API to restart the server from a plugin (though it may be a bit much for your use case).

 

The idea is not to run bukkit as a child process but to run the batch/shell script that would execute bukkit as a child process.

 

1Rogue drdanick I have already done this. I used a different script in my run.bat that when the server stops it restarts.

 

@KevyPorterz First of all your original code has a useless if statement, Learn2If.

Code:java

//THIS IS YOUR POOPY CODE
if (!player.isOp()) {
} else {
if (player.isOp()) {
 
}
}
 
//ITS POOPY BECAUSE YOU DON'T NEED TO TEST IF PLAYER IS OP A SECOND TIME
//USE DIS DAWG
if (!player.isOp()) {
} else {
}

In all seriousness, I don't think you understand control and if statements: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/if.html

 

Yes, but depending on the platform (at least with linux) the shell script interpreter is childed to the Bukkit process, and its file handles will not point to Bukkit's TTY, but to streams delegated by exec to facilitate communication between the parent and child. There are ways to fix this to work properly across all platforms, but it's not straightforward, hence why I suggested the script.


JPG2000 It pays to be a little less condescending when nit picking code from someone new to these things

 

This code would give everyone permission to /restartserver if they're not OP ._.

 

iiHeroo No, I didn't write //Restart you did

Lol, I know Java and if statements, and he doesn't

 

That wasn't to you, and //Restart was there...

 

Can this thread be locked I have solved this TnT

 

iiHeroo No, my post doesn't have it///.

And okay, my bad!

 

Don't tag staff, report it. And there's no reason to lock it regardless.

 

Garris0n It's annoying me, getting alerts for somthing tats solved

 

Still, they won't lock it for that reason.

 

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