bukkit on mcadmin

Discussion in 'Bukkit Help' started by woodz, Feb 2, 2011.

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    woodz

    i don't know if it has been asked before, but how do i get bukkit to work in mcadmin
    i'm using mcadmin because of the easy-to-use gui and it has a build-in permissions system
    now, i'd like to get craftbukkit to work on mcadmin, but i don't know how.
    i'm running on a win7 x64 pc (if it mathers)
     
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    TnT

    Honestly, that's a question best left answered by the McMyAdmin team. They are the ones who would be able to help you best.
     
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    woodz

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    TnT

    Oh, sorry, how about this:
    Honestly, that's a question best left answered by the mcadmin team. They are the ones who would be able to help you best.
     
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    woodz

    that's another thing, they don't have a support site or forum
     
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    mughi

    http://www.mcadmin.eu/MCAdmin_Wiki:Community_portal
    --- merged: Feb 3, 2011 12:23 AM ---
    +5 for not setting him on fire :)
     
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    mughi

    wait.. so there is an mcadmin AND an mcmyadmin??
    who names these things??

    i assumed it was a typo on your part and he was being overly picky (or just very literal/translation issue).
     
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    TnT

    I think there are two of them... I don't know. I never bother with them. I know CLI scares people, but is it really so tough to open up a command prompt and type: java -Xincgc -Xmx1G -jar <path to craftbukkit.jar> nogui ?

    Although, I guess to be fair, I did go through the same phase. I looked for a easy - one stop shop - setup to run my server (back in hMod 132 days). Now I could literally set this up on any OS I could think of. Shit, I may just try running it on our 15 year old OpenVMS servers at work when I can finally decommission them. (I would need to do some serious updating though, and find out if I can install the latest Java.) I'll probably just drink instead. No one needs a How-To guide on setting it up on OpenVMS.
     
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    mughi

    i type ./b<tab> :) (bukkitserver.sh)

    also.. drink first.. then write the guide :)
     
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    TnT

    I hit the up arrow. In that terminal its the only command I run.
    I'm drinking now!

    And I was going to offer a FreeBSD minimal install CraftBukkit server guide, but I doubt I'd get many people using it.
     
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    Joeliiyy

    Yes, there is McMyAdmin which is a server wrapper and McAdmin which is a client server etc like CraftBukkit but with fancy GUI for windows.

    Short answer - No McAdmin does not work with Bukkit as they are two separate servers. Maybe CraftBukkit will have fancy GUI in the future.
     
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    woodz

    thanks for not killing me
     
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    mughi

    aww.. come one.. we would have put you out..

    good times: duke nukem 3d. multiplayer.. 1 person w/ flamethrower, 1 person with ice gun, 1 person in the middle.. he took a LONG time to die :)
     
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    woodz

    :p
     
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    M1sT3rM4n

    So you use a Wiki to maintain a server lolwut?
     
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    woodz

    that's just their site, the program is pretty good

    but i'll guess i'll have to use mcma personal then
     
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    M1sT3rM4n

    If you really understand how plugins work, you shouldn't need McMyAdmin.
     
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    woodz

    well, i don't
     
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    TnT

    What are you missing? Here's your chance to ask a really stupid question. I'm feeling nice (Its Friday) so I will answer it, with as little grumpiness as possible.
     
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    Karson

    I know I might be a lot late to this thread, but I would use a FreeBSD server guide.
     
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