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    Help Installing forge from command line

    asuno replied to asuno's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    @warjortTHX!!! I solve it.
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    Help Installing forge from command line

    asuno replied to asuno's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Hello! Here is the log file https://github.com/RonnyIsmael/minecraft_serve/blob/main/forge-1.19-41.1.0-installer.jar.log also the server repo. I read some tutorials and all of then after installing forge have a file with extension universal.jar and use a commenad like this java -Xmx2048M -Xms2048M -jar forge-1.10.2-12.18.1.2011-universal.jar nogui to run forge but i can't find it
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    Help Installing forge from command line

    asuno posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    I create a minecraft server 1.19 using Oracle cloud . I wanted to add some mods so i donwleaded forge using this link http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/forge/1.19-41.1.0/forge-1.19-41.1.0-installer.jar and installed forge using the command java -jar forge-1.19-41.1.0-installer.jar --installServer but this only generate me a log file forge-1.19-41.1.0-installer.jar.log. even if the installation was successful. I'm missig something? Help please

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