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--- minecraft [2019/05/06 23:18] – jnilsson
+++ minecraft [2019/05/14 16:30] (current) – justip6
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   * ''**spigot-build.sh [version]**'' - rebuild the spigot.jar, optionally to a specified version number
   * ''**start-mc.sh [port]**'' - start a new minecraft server instance on a random port, or the optionally specified port
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 When the start-mc.sh script starts a minecraft instance, it runs it in a screen so you can connect to the server console later to check it or to give it the "stop" command
+Send server to background without shutting down the server
+  * Simply exiting the terminal window or putty session
+  * ''Ctrl+a'' then ''d'' (Press ctrl+a, let go, then press d)
 screen names will be of the format "''mc-<port>''"
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   * Make sure there is a ''eula.txt'' file in the template directory, with the setting ''eula=TRUE'' (this should already be there, unless you replace the entire template directory).
   * ensure there is a spigot.jar file or valid symlink
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 The result of this script is a file called ''%%spigot-<version>.jar%%'' where <version> is the actual version number. If the script is able to, it will try to copy this file into the TEMPLATE directory used by the ''%%start-mc.sh%%'' script (see below), and setup a symlink to it called just "spigot.jar".
-  * **NOTE**: the ''spigot-build.sh'' script will NOT automatically update the spigot-<version>.jar file in any existing minecraft instances. You will have to manually stop any running instance and replace the spigot.jar symlink (see below)
+  * **NOTE**: the ''spigot-build.sh'' script will NOT automatically update the spigot-<version>.jar file in any existing minecraft instances. You will have to manually stop any running instances and update the spigot.jar symlink (see below)
 == Old versions of spigot ==
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 If you know which port you want to use, you can specify it on the command line. Keep in mind, it must be a valid port in the range defined above. For example, if I want to start a new instance on port 25570, I would use this command:
 <code>start-mc.sh 25570</code>
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 mv /usr/local/mc-research/25570 ~/archive/20190506-jnilsson-exp1
 </code>
+=== If you accidentally type ''screen'' without any arguments ===
+Screen will tell you at the bottom of the terminal: [Press Space or Return to end.]
+Do so, and when the terminal clears, type exit