Hi, I have posted in the spigot help forums and haven't gotten an answer yet after a few days, so I am posting this here.
I am trying to start up a server on my Ubuntu(Linux) laptop, using Spigot. I already ran Buildcraft, and moved on to installing and running Spigot. I have also extracted the spigot executable, in another folder.
Then, following instructions, I created a script file(.sh) inside of the spigot file(which was created by running the spigot executable), and moved on to the next step, where I opened a terminal and input the command chmod +x start.sh.
However, when I executed the command in the terminal, I ran into an error I haven't had any luck fixing: "chmod: cannot access ‘start.sh’: No such file or directory"
I've tried changing the file name to it's directory path, but I get the same error!
If anyone can help, please do! It would be much appreciated!
I recently moved on from Windows to Linux, so I am still figuring things out. When I ran BuildTools for the weirdest reason it put everything in the home directory while it was sitting in Documents, which must have caused this. But I am still confused about where do you see my file path in the terminal window? Maybe it's obvious and I'm just being stupid, haha. Thanks for responding!
After I ran those commands, I ran into yet another error. 'Tis the life of a coder.. Anyway, I'm not sure if I'm supposed to post this here or create another thread, but as this is directly linked to everything above I'll go ahead and post it here.
After I followed your steps that all worked beautifully, and ran the command I was having trouble with in the first place, I then moved onto the next step of installing spigot, where I ran the command "./start.sh" in the terminal.
When I ran it, out came the next pesky error, "Error: Unable to access jarfile spigot.jar". I couldn't find any file named "spigot.jar" so I tried the spigot1.1.something.jar file, I've tried changing the properties to allow the jar to run as executable, and moving it into the actual folder. Is it possible there is a second spigot.jar I haven't seen yet, or that the other file didn't unpack properly?
That was what I was supposed to do, but it specifically asks for "spigot.jar" not "spigot.1.1.x.jar", which is the only spigot related executable I have.
Hi, I have posted in the spigot help forums and haven't gotten an answer yet after a few days, so I am posting this here.
I am trying to start up a server on my Ubuntu(Linux) laptop, using Spigot. I already ran Buildcraft, and moved on to installing and running Spigot. I have also extracted the spigot executable, in another folder.
Then, following instructions, I created a script file(.sh) inside of the spigot file(which was created by running the spigot executable), and moved on to the next step, where I opened a terminal and input the command chmod +x start.sh.
However, when I executed the command in the terminal, I ran into an error I haven't had any luck fixing: "chmod: cannot access ‘start.sh’: No such file or directory"
I've tried changing the file name to it's directory path, but I get the same error!
If anyone can help, please do! It would be much appreciated!
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Curse Premiumtry right clicking on the file scroll down to propities and change the permissions there
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Curse PremiumIn your terminal window, it looks like you're still sitting in the home directory. Of course it won't work.
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cd Documents (press ENTER)
cd Amaz (press TAB to auto complete then ENTER)
cd spigot-1.10.2 (press ENTER)
Then you should be able to chmod +x start.sh
Or, since you're obviously unfamiliar with terminal, you can skip all that and do as lcswolf said.
It worked! Thanks a ton!
I recently moved on from Windows to Linux, so I am still figuring things out. When I ran BuildTools for the weirdest reason it put everything in the home directory while it was sitting in Documents, which must have caused this. But I am still confused about where do you see my file path in the terminal window? Maybe it's obvious and I'm just being stupid, haha. Thanks for responding!
After I ran those commands, I ran into yet another error. 'Tis the life of a coder.. Anyway, I'm not sure if I'm supposed to post this here or create another thread, but as this is directly linked to everything above I'll go ahead and post it here.
After I followed your steps that all worked beautifully, and ran the command I was having trouble with in the first place, I then moved onto the next step of installing spigot, where I ran the command "./start.sh" in the terminal.
When I ran it, out came the next pesky error, "Error: Unable to access jarfile spigot.jar". I couldn't find any file named "spigot.jar" so I tried the spigot1.1.something.jar file, I've tried changing the properties to allow the jar to run as executable, and moving it into the actual folder. Is it possible there is a second spigot.jar I haven't seen yet, or that the other file didn't unpack properly?
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Curse PremiumLooks like you have extracted your spigot jar
That was what I was supposed to do, but it specifically asks for "spigot.jar" not "spigot.1.1.x.jar", which is the only spigot related executable I have.
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Curse PremiumIn the start up script change the spigot.jar to what ever your server jar is. There is no need to extract your server jar
I could have sworn it said for me to, but I was wrong!
I know how to fix it i posted it to you on Curse in the Minecraft forum but ill post it here too
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In the Start file replace spigot.jar with THE EXACT same name as the JAR file you want to run that seems for you to be spigot-1.10.2.jar
Then it should rund fine
Pro_Cake_Forum and Icswolf thanks for those replies, they both worked! Woohoo!
Remember Text files that is opening a JAR File needs always to have the EXACT same name as the JAR file inside of it or it wont open it
Yeah I knew that my brain was just being a dum dum, I have another question/problem maybe you can help me out with! http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/support/server-support/2750241-start-sh-not-running-terminal-when-run-instead