02-14-2013, 09:26 PM
Hi,
I have compiled a mc-server and have it runnining on a Raspberry Pi.
To have a look at my sever connect to .....
pucknell2.homeip.net:25565
----
Heres how I did it!
sudo apt-get install subversion
svn checkout http://mc-server.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ mc-server-read-only
cd mc-server-read-only
make release=1
#Make a cup of tea. Get some choc biscuits too. This takes over an hour to compile.
cd MCServer
./MCServer
#We are Running!
In a browser go to ... http://Rasp.Pi.IpAddress:8081
username is admin
password is admin
Fire up a minecraft session on your PC.
Connect to .....
Rasp.Pi.Ip.Address:25565
To keep it running when I logoff I like to use tmux
tmux is just like screen but I think much better.
sudo apt-get install tmux
tmux
then in that screen run the mc server
when you relogin you can issue a
tmux attach
....
DAVE
I have compiled a mc-server and have it runnining on a Raspberry Pi.
To have a look at my sever connect to .....
pucknell2.homeip.net:25565
----
Heres how I did it!
sudo apt-get install subversion
svn checkout http://mc-server.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ mc-server-read-only
cd mc-server-read-only
make release=1
#Make a cup of tea. Get some choc biscuits too. This takes over an hour to compile.
cd MCServer
./MCServer
#We are Running!
In a browser go to ... http://Rasp.Pi.IpAddress:8081
username is admin
password is admin
Fire up a minecraft session on your PC.
Connect to .....
Rasp.Pi.Ip.Address:25565
To keep it running when I logoff I like to use tmux
tmux is just like screen but I think much better.
sudo apt-get install tmux
tmux
then in that screen run the mc server
when you relogin you can issue a
tmux attach
....
DAVE