Server Software Suite | Easy, Feature Packed, Simple Administration

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The easy to implement and manage server software suite​

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Tired of having to update all you're plugins? Or having to choose which plugins to even use?​

Common questions like this and many more are answered soon.​

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What we aim to do is create an entire package, one that's completely setup and ready to use. Not only this but we dig deep into the plugins database to find not only the best, but the most stable, and feature rich plugins that are updated fast and provide a better overall experience.​

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Adding common plugins to enhance the overall greatness of a user experience, and powerful anti griefing with logging combined to make a not only better server, but should be a standard even for home use all the way up to industry grade use.​

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So I ask all of you out there to lend us a helping hand in this development.​

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What You Can Do To Help​

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Submit either to here or through a PM to me, Plugins you think should make it into the final first version, along with config's that you think make the most use out of it.​

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DB: FlatFile or MySQL? You deiced on this, should we support one with full 100% compatibility, or work much harder to provide two versions for each?​

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Rules: What can we do? What can we not do? For example, can we gather statistics from you're server to help us? or allow no information to pass back to us?​

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Thank you for reading and I hope we piqued you're interest.​

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*Bows*​

 

A few things:
1) Bukkit does not allow redistribution of the CraftBukkit binary on the forums. Keep this in mind when creating your pack.
2) It is frowned upon to package plugins without the authors consent, mainly because 90% of the time it leads to users running outdated plugins. Make sure to get any authors consent before adding their plugins to your pack.

 

1) Bad idea to begin with.

2) Will never happen.

 

We Don't give you CB and the plugins, We Create a Example.exe (with source for anyone wanting it) that helps them setup and configure their server with easy to use gui. I already knew I couldn't just package up a bunch of stuff and give it to the user's. Besides if plugin dev's didn't want people to automatically download their plugins, they wouldn't put it in bukkitdev.

 

Your target audience is then limited to those running servers on windows, which isn't a 'bad' thing, however what it does mean is that your not targeting the majority of server operating who read these forums and know enough to know what to request.

In other words, the target audience for this service are predominately 'newbie' operators. These aren't the the people to be asking for advice for how it 'should work'. That is up to you.