[SOLVED] Script on linux for auto-reset

Hi guys,

I'd like to make a script for Linux in order to reset my server each 6/12 hours. I have no idea about how to "send" the 'stop' comand to the bukkit console from a .sh file, or form the scrip anyway :S

Also i'd thank some help with the loop to repeat each 6/12 hours. I'm very n00b on java and bash (

Thanks, I wait for your answers

P.D. Sorry about bad english :-P

No one can help? :S

I'm trying but is hard S:

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Check out Multicraft.

It's a server wrapper so it can start/restart with it's built in schedule system.

-Medalink

 

Thanks for the info, but i just want the script file, i can't afford a hole aplicattion.

 

with crontab u can kill process and restart it, but in this way when killing servers process it dindt salve itself..

in other way u can open a stream udp port with tcpbukkit and sent udp socket with ascii comand stop! but i have to test it!

 

That's the thing, i don't wanna kill the process cause that's very bad for the server, i'd like to send the 'stop' command to bukkit from the script, without having to use stram udp port, is there anyway to do that?

 

if you run it using screen, you can put text into the screen using the "stuff" command, thus sending "stop" etc.

 

stuff comand? hoW? :S

 

You know there is a program called "man" don't you?

Code:

SCREEN="Minecraft"

screen -x $SCREEN -X stuff "`printf "say World Save in 1 minute!\r"`"

 

Thanks you so much !!