Hi! What that is doing? And how can i modify it? Code: grep max-players= server.properties &>/dev/null if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then sed -i server.properties -e "s/^\(max-players=\).*$/\1${PLAYER}/" else echo "max-players=${PLAYER}" >> server.properties fi
Uniclaw This code modifies your server.properties file, setting the max-players option to the value of $PLAYER (whatever that is) as defined in your environment, or earlier in the script. What do you want it to do?
Well, max-players sets the number of slots. Where did you get this? Is there more of it? Post the whole thing.
Code: #!/bin/bash while test $# -gt 0; do case "$1" in "-IP") IP="$2" shift;; "-PORT") PORT="$2" shift ;; "-PLAYER") PLAYER="$2" shift ;; "-RAM") RAM="$2" shift ;; "-ADDON") ADDON="$2" shift ;; esac shift done if [ ! -f minecraft_server.pid ]; then echo "" else pid=`cat minecraft_server.pid` kill -KILL $pid rm -rf minecraft_server.pid fi grep server-ip= server.properties &>/dev/null if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then sed -i server.properties -e "s/^\(server-ip=\).*$/\1${IP}/" else echo "server-ip=${IP}" >> server.properties fi grep server-port= server.properties &>/dev/null if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then sed -i server.properties -e "s/^\(server-port=\).*$/\1${PORT}/" else echo "server-port=${PORT}" >> server.properties fi grep max-players= server.properties &>/dev/null if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then sed -i server.properties -e "s/^\(max-players=\).*$/\140/" else echo "max-players=${PLAYER}" >> server.properties fi if [ $ADDON == "Bukkit" ]; then java -Xms"$RAM"M -Xmx"$RAM"M -jar craftbukkit.jar nogui $IP $PORT else java -Xmx"$RAM"M -Xms"$RAM"M -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui $IP $PORT fi It's from my Server - A friend telld me that i must use that and not my old start.sh..
Uniclaw It looks like this script is intended to be run by a system startup script, which is what you should really be adjusting. You've hardcoded it now to 40 slots (and maybe broken it in other subtle ways). Ask your friend for some guidance if possible.
