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    Can't install server for Forge or create one with the .jar

    killerkevin replied to killerkevin's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Yep, that did it. Thanks dude, I was getting super frustrated with this lol. Really appreciate it.
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    Can't install server for Forge or create one with the .jar

    killerkevin replied to killerkevin's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    I tried the forge installer with a vanilla server for both 1.13.1 and 1.12.2. I named the vanilla jars server.jar
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    Can't install server for Forge or create one with the .jar

    killerkevin posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    When I attempt to install a server with the win-installer or the normal installer, I get the "Downloading minecraft server failed, invalid e-tag checksum" error. When I attempt to run a Forge server using the .jar file, it gives me an error stating I'm missing essential libraries. I've attached the logs and images of the errors. I've tried every solution I could find on Google. I tried creating a vanilla server and then running the install/jar, I've tried running the jar with java -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true in cmd prompt, I've tried running it with a bat file, and nothing works. If anyone could help me solve this I'd really appreciate it. Thanks. forge-1.12.2-14.23.5.2768-installer-win.exe.log

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