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how to use msm instead of run.sh

ngmDragon
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I use msm to manage my mc server. for teh current version there is no universal.jar anymore. is there any way to avoid the run.sh-script to start the server?

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    Thanks for the Answer, could you also tell me were i can find more details on the Script?

     

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    How the script generally works, how to add aditional parameters and especially how to start the server in background

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    the 'script' only starts the jar of the server, the main server is start via java. If you want to modify how the server is start the you need to write a custom Launcher which is not supported and not recommended 

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    5 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

    What are you talking about...

    'custom Launcher' is the wrong word for that, i know

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    Ok, you say "It just starts the server jar, like Luis already pointed out." so why do i need the script for that? msm is doing the same. it calls the jar with a few parameters. there are a few arguments in the "unix_args.txt" are all of these nessessary? can i simply additional args in the file?

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    2 minutes ago, ngmDragon said:

    there are a few arguments in the "unix_args.txt" are all of these nessessary?

    yes they are nessessary

    2 minutes ago, ngmDragon said:

    can i simply additional args in the file?

    basically you can, but only defined arguments are used inside the code

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    23 minutes ago, Luis_ST said:

    yes they are nessessary

    why?

    23 minutes ago, Luis_ST said:

    basically you can, but only defined arguments are used inside the code

    which arguments?

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    9 minutes ago, ngmDragon said:

    why?

    they define a few things which are required from Forge and vanilla

     

    11 minutes ago, ngmDragon said:

    which arguments?

    Unfortunately I don't know it by heart

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    thanks for the explanation,

    as mentioned in the script the option "nogui" can be passed as command line arg. can the args for min and max ram be passed in this way too or should they be added to unix_args.txt?

    is it necessary to have the complete forge server in the same place as the minecraft instance?

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