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Nazrabji

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    Corrupt server.jar

    Nazrabji replied to Nazrabji's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    So what are you saying. That the readme file is not correct at all? Cause it says the following: Installation ============ To install this on it's own into a minecraft environment, simply copy the contents of the fml zip file into the minecraft jar file, using your preferred zip management tool (I recommend 7 zip on windows). For servers: the minecraft jar file is minecraft_server.jar. For clients: the minecraft jar file is minecraft.jar. You will additionally need to delete the "META-INF" folder in the minecraft.jar file. ==============
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    Corrupt server.jar

    Nazrabji posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    I can't seems to figure out why i get this error. But I used to run a minecraft 1.5.1 server with forge. Which gave me no problem at all. Then the new 1.5.2 came out and i went and got the new server.jar file. Then i downloaded the newest Forge for Minecraft 1.5.2 and installed it. And when i'm trying to start my server, it says that my server.jar is corrupt. I then figured out that its because i'm deleting the META-INF folder in my server.jar But as i can read in the Readme file, then i have to delete it. What can i do to make this work?

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