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===upgrading a CraftBukkit server=== | ===upgrading a CraftBukkit server=== | ||
+ | # [http://dl.bukkit.org/downloads/craftbukkit/list/rb/ download CraftBukkit] | ||
+ | # download latest versions of all plugins | ||
# create new folder (I usually include the version number at the end of the folder name) | # create new folder (I usually include the version number at the end of the folder name) | ||
# copy config files from current folder to new folder | # copy config files from current folder to new folder | ||
# copy shell script(s) from current folder to new folder | # copy shell script(s) from current folder to new folder | ||
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# stop the server | # stop the server | ||
# copy all "world*" folders over to the new folder | # copy all "world*" folders over to the new folder |
Revision as of 16:31, 2 January 2013
How To
- Setting up a server
- /commands: server commands
Pages
- /PermissionsBukkit - a plugin which provides a much more extensive and useful permissions system
Notes
Bukkit plugins recommended by TheFool76:
- AdminCmd - includes user "warp" teleportation
- CreeperHeal
- Dynmap: GoogleMaps-like view of your world
- /PermissionsBukkit - provides a much more extensive and useful permissions system
upgrading a CraftBukkit server
- download CraftBukkit
- download latest versions of all plugins
- create new folder (I usually include the version number at the end of the folder name)
- copy config files from current folder to new folder
- copy shell script(s) from current folder to new folder
- stop the server
- copy all "world*" folders over to the new folder
- copy all the plugin folders (but not the .jar files) to the new folder (under /plugins)
- It may be simplest just to copy the "/plugins" folder, then delete the .jar files
- put the latest plugin .jar files under /plugins, in the same place the old .jar files would have been if you had copied them too
- start the Minecraft (Bukkit) server via your preferred method
This seems to be the closest thing to a "how to upgrade your server" on the Bukkit wiki.