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1. #How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation how to#
2. #How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation install#
3. #How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation software#
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fails on sudo make install) or if the installation requires custom locations, user accounts, or settings, then follow the instructions below. If the instructions above do not work (i.e. If you get a permission denied error, please see the troubleshooting page. If there are no errors, then you can proceed to use the script. This will, by default, create a user to perform MSCS tasks called minecraft and give it access to write in the /opt/mscs folder.

#How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation install#

The fastest way to install the script is to clone the git repository and run the included Makefile: See the les file for a very basic set of rules that you can use with the Iptables firewall.

#How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation how to#

Instructions on how to accomplish this are beyond the scope of this document, but here are some things you will need to know: If you are going to run the Minecraft server on your computer, you may need to route some ports to the server (if you are running the Minecraft server with a hosting company, they most likely already have the ports open). Sudo subscription-manager repos -enable codeready-builder-for-rhel-8- $( arch ) -rpms sudo dnf install If you are running Fedora, Redhat, or CentOS, you can make sure that the dependencies are installed by running the following command:

#How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation download#

If this fails, and you want to play Minecraft versions 1.18+, you will either have to download Java 17 manually or add it from an unofficial, third party package repository. You can test to see if the version of Debian or Ubuntu you have has an official Java 17 package repo by trying: sudo apt-get install openjdk-17-jre. In some cases (depending on what OS you’re running), the version of Java that is shipped with the default-jre package is less than Java 17, which is required for Minecraft 1.18+. Note: the version of Java that is shipped in the default-jre package, which is the official Debian / Ubuntu Java package, varies based on which version of Debian or Ubuntu you have installed on your system. Sudo apt-get install default-jre perl libjson-perl libwww-perl liblwp-protocol-https-perl util-linux python make wget git rdiff-backup rsync socat iptables If you are running Debian or Ubuntu, you can make sure that the dependencies are installed by running the following command:

#How to setup a minecraft server on fedora workstation software#

GNU Wget - Allows the script to download software updates via the internet.GNU Make - Allows you to use the Makefile to simplify installation.

Python - Required by the Minecraft Overviewer mapping software.util-linux - Allows the script to use the flock script which ships with it for crash detection.liblwp-protocol-https-perl - Allows the script to download data over HTTPS.

libwww-perl - Allows the script to download data to verify downloads.libjson-perl - Allows the script to read JSON formatted data.

Perl - Most, if not all, Unix and Linux like systems have this preinstalled.As of Minecraft version 1.18, Java 17 is required as the minimum java version. Java JRE - The Minecraft server software requires this.However, there may be a few requirements that this script has that may not already be in place: We’ve made an attempt to utilize only features that are normally installed in most Linux and UNIX environments in this script.