Shut down CraftBukkit

Hi,
I've just played with a friend on a server I made. I used CraftBukkit for this, and now that we're done I don't know how to shut it down (except rebooting the entire pc ).
There is no window of the server or anything, and when I look in the map of the server there's always a "level.dat_old" being made and deleted :S As is my "level.dat" constantly being updated, so I guess that the server is still running somewhere.
How do I turn it of ?
I use mac 10.6

Thanks !
-The Oddler

 

In server console, type in: stop

 

Ok, seems easy enough, yet how/where do I get the server console ? xD
When I started the server I didn't get any windows :S It dit run though (since I could connect and so could my cousin ^^)
Thx,

 

When you run your server, it opens up a console, doesnt it? If not, theres something very wrong with your installation, can you post your content of your launcher please?

 

Nope, no console :S
Do you mean "LaunchServer.command" with the launcher ? if so:

Code:

cd ~/Desktop/Bukkit\ Server
java -Xincgc -Xmx1024M -jar CraftBukkit.jar

Now that I see that, it says Desktop, but I moved it elsewhere, could that be the problem ?

 

Could be, but I'm not familiar with Mac, sorry.

 

Oh, ok, thanks anyway
Hopefully someone else knows about the mac side

 

I thought that you we're ranking towards CraftBukkit. But yeah, sorry I can't help you.

 

Not very on topic, but what does that mean "ranking towards CraftBukkit" ?
And pity you can't help It's really annoying that I don't get a console

 

I meant "ranting" towards Bukkit. Did you run the terminal file or a java file or something?

 

While you are on the server, try /stop.

 

Mac expert to the rescue! XD For some reason, that startup command isn't holding Terminal open afterwards. I'm not sure how to hold it open, since i just launch manually from command line every time, but just typing out the 2 commands in Terminal should keep the Terminal open.

Beware! If you don't use /save-all before doing this, all progress will be lost!
Applications, Utilities, Application Monitor, Search for java, Quit Process, Quit.

EDIT: Oh and for you, fellow Mac user!

 

@AgentKid
Wiiiii another Mac user (ghehe, sheep are so funny )
First of all thanks
Secondly, it seems te be fixed I redownloaded the whole server, and now it works Had to change the path inside the .command file to the new location though (since I moved it from my desktop).
Manually typing the command into terminal also works, but now the terminal stays open
And thanks for the Application Monitor thing (although I think it's called Activity Monitor xD)

Thanks all !

 

That it is, all those instructions were from my memory on my iPhone 4