Can someone help a Mac User?

Discussion in 'Bukkit Help' started by joethehobo5, Mar 1, 2011.

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    joethehobo5

    So I host a server on a Mac and I am having a lot of trouble trying to install plugins and mods. Is there some sort of program that will easily do this? Thanks
     
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    jwideman

    I know macs do some things different, but it can't be much different than "put plugin.jar in plugin folder" can it?
     
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    dak393

    Running a mac server myself and it is just that simple :D
     
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    Cyrilshark

    Yep. Just drag the plugin.jar into the Plugin folder in the folder with the Bukkit server thing :D
     
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    joethehobo5

    you see the thing is I dont have a bukkit server and there is no plugin.jar folder...
     
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    Tylerjd

    Then
    Then what kind of server are you running... Vanilla?
     
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    mughi

    so.. you are not really hosting a server then, are you? :p

    well.. there used to be mac instructions here
    but they have been removed..

    my understand of mac server setup is that it was fairly close to linux:

    download the latest recommended build,
    create a script (.sh?) file which says
    Code:
     java -Xincgc -Xmx1G -jar craftbukkit-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar nogui 
    (assumes you are running the script from the same folder as the jar. also assumes java is in the path. .. Do Macs use path?)

    in a terminal:
    grant execute permissions on the script
    chmod +x scriptname.sh

    run the script
    ./scriptname

    however, i could be wrong
     
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    TnT

    Typo there bud.
     
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    mughi

    fixed.. thanks

    i need to just remember it stands for INCrementalGarbageCollection and stop trying to guess the letters :)
     
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    Tylerjd

    I am running a Mac Server with the script being
    Code:
    #!/bin/sh
    java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar nogui
    I adapted it fromhMod (I think?). It works well.
     
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    joethehobo5

    ok so what do i do with that? Im kinda a beginner at running servers
     
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    Tylerjd

    So, first, make a folder (I call mine bukkit) in the Sites folder. Doesn't have to be there, but thats where I like mine. Now put the CraftBukkit.jar in there. then, using textedit (or editor of your choice) copy and paste the code that either I or the mughi has, and save it in the same folder as you put craftbukkit.jar, with .sh as the extention. Now goto terminal, and cd to your folder, in my case the command would be
    Code:
    cd ~/Sites/bukkit
    after that do
    Code:
    chmod +x {name of the.sh}
    (you only need to do these two top steps once... )and then do ./{thename of the .sh} and it will start, and create the needed folders, like plugins, and world, and also the needed files like server.properties.
     
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    joethehobo5

    ok thank you very much I will try that.
     
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