Name: Rob
Age: 22
In-Game-Name: Coulomb
Your RP experience: Several years of d&d, everquest, Wurm online etc.
How long have you played MineCraft: I started around the time Survival mode was released
Why you want to join: Really i'm just looking for a newer server and some people to team up with to build some big projects, like cities and such. I just want to build/RP with a cool community
Additional Info: I ran my own server for a little while when SMP was first released, til it became too much work. This'll be the first SMP server I'll be a member of. I played Wurm online for a long time and had a large settlement built with a few of my friends, but we all stopped playing so I'm looking for a new community to hang around.
CoulombSMP!
IP: minecraft.servegame.org
Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/minersgonnamine
Playerlimit: 10
/votekick enabled
/voteban disabled
/item's allowed: Smooth Stone and Glass
Kits installed: /kit tools will spawn you a set of diamond tools
Use /help to see other chat command usage
I'm running parts of Llamacraft (to fix fire and tnt griefing, both are ineffective now) and hey0's server mod for chat commands. The map we have now has been used since Thusday, and has quite a bit to explore.
Cartographer from yesterday: http://i34.tinypic.com/j9bh51.jpg
I'll be doing my best to keep the server up all the time, but there will be downtime and restarts here and there to keep it running smoothly :smile.gif:
I've been running this thing for about 6 hours now with no problems at all. Thanks a ton hey0, this is best thing to happen to SMP so far. Everyone on the server is really impressed with it.
If you're having trouble, make sure you're using .jar server, not the exe. Drop the class files into the .jar with winrar, and either run it from the command line or make a txt file and paste this into it
Then save it as run.bat in the same folder as the .jar. If the command prompt opens and then closes immediately, chances are you don't have your PATH environment variable set up correctly for java. Google it.
If that isn't simple enough, you may want to go back to the .exe server.
you have soiled the fun and meaning of SURVIVAL multiplayer.
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This is one of the most nonsensical posts I've ever seen, and I (quite shamefully) spend hours on /v/
I haven't been able to crash anything with the give command either. All the script does is repeat a command over and over, if anything it's a processing power issue on the server's end
If you want to use all or part of that code, go right ahead! Least as can do, as great as this script is :smile.gif:
Maybe I'll downgrade to 2.6 and see how that works out, since I'm running it on a Win7 computer as well (64-bit though). Still though, I have doubts its about the script/python at all
From what I can tell it's something happening within the server when someone does something, if not that it's a overflow of some kind. I believe it's more related to something like the python script gets sent some string of text it blows up on I.E some item name with an underscore, for example.
I've been trying to get debugging working with either java or python, both are giving me issues, though. Seeing as I never code python too often, this could be hard to figure out for me lol.
Also, the crash happens with even the first version of this script.
I can also confirm now that it happens with python 2.6.5 as well as 2.7
I think the indefinite hang problem is related to the opening line;
p = subprocess.Popen(args, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
Specifically the parts in bold. when I delete the bold area the hanging doesn't occur, but of course the rest of the script stops working.
Amatuer here, hope this helps
The code ties the python script to the server console. If you take that out, you're basically running a plain server and an isolated python script, which explains why it wouldn't crash.
I have a feeling the crashing is something the .jar isn't handling correctly, not the script. The script isn't even always running, it will run once every time it sees a chat message (or if you want to get technical, a server console message).
if('!oplist' in words) and ('[Server]' not in words):
p.stdin.write('say Server OPs: ')
for op in oplist:
p.stdin.write(op + ', ')
time.sleep(0.1)
p.stdin.write('\n')
p.stderr.readline()
Simple OP list command.
Also here's a shutdown command with a countdown argument for those who wanted it. If a number is added after the command, eg !shutdown 15, it will use that as the countdown duration. If nothing is put there, it will default to 30 seconds. (if anything else is put there it will tell you the correct syntax) This uses the soft stop command, and should be safer for saves. Put the top code with the rest of the function definitions, and the bottom code with the rest of the IF's under the WHILE. (Forgive my code, this is the first time I've used python)
edit: MAKE SURE YOU CHANGE 'COULOMB' IN THE SECOND LINE TO YOUR NAME. I figured you wouldn't want OPs shutting your server down while you're away and cant start it back up, so it's restricted to whatever account name you put here.
def shutdown(proc, player, num):
if(player != "Coulomb") and (player != '#MASTER'):
proc.stdin.write('say You do not have permission to use the shutdown command!\n')
return
else:
proc.stdin.write('say ' + player + ' initiated a server shutdown.\n')
time.sleep(1.0)
proc.stdin.write('say Shutdown in ' + str(num) + ' seconds.\n')
sdcount = num
while (sdcount >= 0):
sdcount = sdcount - 1
if (sdcount == 0):
sdcount = -1
proc.stdin.write('say Shutting down...\n')
proc.stdin.write('stop\n')
return
if (sdcount == 20) or (sdcount == 10) or (sdcount <= 5):
proc.stdin.write('say Shutdown in ' + str(sdcount) + ' seconds.\n')
sdcancel = 0
time.sleep(1.0)
if('!shutdown' in words):
i = words.index('!shutdown')
player = words[i-1].strip('<>')
if(len(words) < (i + 2)):
shutdown(p, player, 30)
else:
try:
arg = words[i+1]
i = float(arg)
except ValueError:
p.stdin.write('say ERROR: Usage is !shutdown [time in seconds]\n')
time.sleep(0.1)
p.stderr.readline()
else:
num = abs(int(arg))
shutdown(p, player, num)
On another note, my server will actually crash after about 5 minutes using any python script. I'm using 2.6.5
Anyone else who is having delayed crash issues? And if so, what version? And if not, what version? :tongue.gif:
It can't find minecraft_server.jar
Make sure that you have the .jar NOT the .exe in the same folder as the script.
You can get the .jar at minecraft.net
@zuriki
!ban is already in the script
There is the !op command
I do have it in the same folder, the minecraft_server.jar, along with everything else from the download, and the generated world folder.
nevermind, got it working, just had to change
classpath to C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin
path to C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin
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Age: 22
In-Game-Name: Coulomb
Your RP experience: Several years of d&d, everquest, Wurm online etc.
How long have you played MineCraft: I started around the time Survival mode was released
Why you want to join: Really i'm just looking for a newer server and some people to team up with to build some big projects, like cities and such. I just want to build/RP with a cool community
Additional Info: I ran my own server for a little while when SMP was first released, til it became too much work. This'll be the first SMP server I'll be a member of. I played Wurm online for a long time and had a large settlement built with a few of my friends, but we all stopped playing so I'm looking for a new community to hang around.
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IP: minecraft.servegame.org
Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/minersgonnamine
Playerlimit: 10
/votekick enabled
/voteban disabled
/item's allowed: Smooth Stone and Glass
Kits installed: /kit tools will spawn you a set of diamond tools
Use /help to see other chat command usage
I'm running parts of Llamacraft (to fix fire and tnt griefing, both are ineffective now) and hey0's server mod for chat commands. The map we have now has been used since Thusday, and has quite a bit to explore.
Cartographer from yesterday: http://i34.tinypic.com/j9bh51.jpg
I'll be doing my best to keep the server up all the time, but there will be downtime and restarts here and there to keep it running smoothly :smile.gif:
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If you're having trouble, make sure you're using .jar server, not the exe. Drop the class files into the .jar with winrar, and either run it from the command line or make a txt file and paste this into it
Then save it as run.bat in the same folder as the .jar. If the command prompt opens and then closes immediately, chances are you don't have your PATH environment variable set up correctly for java. Google it.
If that isn't simple enough, you may want to go back to the .exe server.
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This is one of the most nonsensical posts I've ever seen, and I (quite shamefully) spend hours on /v/
I haven't been able to crash anything with the give command either. All the script does is repeat a command over and over, if anything it's a processing power issue on the server's end
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Maybe I'll downgrade to 2.6 and see how that works out, since I'm running it on a Win7 computer as well (64-bit though). Still though, I have doubts its about the script/python at all
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I can also confirm now that it happens with python 2.6.5 as well as 2.7
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The code ties the python script to the server console. If you take that out, you're basically running a plain server and an isolated python script, which explains why it wouldn't crash.
I have a feeling the crashing is something the .jar isn't handling correctly, not the script. The script isn't even always running, it will run once every time it sees a chat message (or if you want to get technical, a server console message).
edit: i use the word 'basically' way too much
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if('!oplist' in words) and ('[Server]' not in words): p.stdin.write('say Server OPs: ') for op in oplist: p.stdin.write(op + ', ') time.sleep(0.1) p.stdin.write('\n') p.stderr.readline()Simple OP list command.
Also here's a shutdown command with a countdown argument for those who wanted it. If a number is added after the command, eg !shutdown 15, it will use that as the countdown duration. If nothing is put there, it will default to 30 seconds. (if anything else is put there it will tell you the correct syntax) This uses the soft stop command, and should be safer for saves. Put the top code with the rest of the function definitions, and the bottom code with the rest of the IF's under the WHILE. (Forgive my code, this is the first time I've used python)
edit: MAKE SURE YOU CHANGE 'COULOMB' IN THE SECOND LINE TO YOUR NAME. I figured you wouldn't want OPs shutting your server down while you're away and cant start it back up, so it's restricted to whatever account name you put here.
def shutdown(proc, player, num): if(player != "Coulomb") and (player != '#MASTER'): proc.stdin.write('say You do not have permission to use the shutdown command!\n') return else: proc.stdin.write('say ' + player + ' initiated a server shutdown.\n') time.sleep(1.0) proc.stdin.write('say Shutdown in ' + str(num) + ' seconds.\n') sdcount = num while (sdcount >= 0): sdcount = sdcount - 1 if (sdcount == 0): sdcount = -1 proc.stdin.write('say Shutting down...\n') proc.stdin.write('stop\n') return if (sdcount == 20) or (sdcount == 10) or (sdcount <= 5): proc.stdin.write('say Shutdown in ' + str(sdcount) + ' seconds.\n') sdcancel = 0 time.sleep(1.0)if('!shutdown' in words): i = words.index('!shutdown') player = words[i-1].strip('<>') if(len(words) < (i + 2)): shutdown(p, player, 30) else: try: arg = words[i+1] i = float(arg) except ValueError: p.stdin.write('say ERROR: Usage is !shutdown [time in seconds]\n') time.sleep(0.1) p.stderr.readline() else: num = abs(int(arg)) shutdown(p, player, num)On another note, my server will actually crash after about 5 minutes using any python script. I'm using 2.6.5
Anyone else who is having delayed crash issues? And if so, what version? And if not, what version? :tongue.gif:
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Where exactly did you change this?Nevermind
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I made this after I saw a thread in the alpha forum about TNT. shairn had posted this world (http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=19307) after he blew a large part of it up, and it's absolutely gorgeous.
1600x900
http://i30.tinypic.com/2ytz48h.jpg
And without the quote
http://i28.tinypic.com/fvahbo.jpg
Aaaand here is the world as well, for good measure. You actually spawn right where I lifted the screenshot.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QMA4P7SJ
Minecraft related or not, share some wallpapers!
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http://chipmusic.org/ariedwin/music/unacquainted