We have gotten word from our server providers that we must disassemble our minecraft servers. For the amount of ram and CPU power to the pricing has resulted in us losing money not only that but the lack of interest into our servers. As we came over to trial the minecraft community it seems there is not enough economy in this market yet. This is not to say we may come back. But for the time being we are losing money and cannot afford to offer free services. The server will be shut down on the 30th of March and all backups will be kept for a further 20 days. We are sorry for this inconvenience.
Termination
Thanks XtremeHostz
This is simply disappointing and discouraging. Your company should have looked further into this before offering up a service like this. This is not the way to treat customers and definitely not the way to run a business. You leave me with 20 days to find a reliable server with no choice of even continuing with you at potentially a higher cost. Simply disappointing...
How would I go about using these methods on my already-setup ubuntu box? I've toyed with ramdisks before, but could never create what I'd call a "stable" solution, and I'd never even heard of a difference backup before.
The safest, quickest, and easiest is probably for you to use VirtualBox.
It's what I used to try MineOS before committing it to boot on an old computer destined to be my server.
From within Ubuntu see if Ubuntu Software Center has VirtualBox for download...I think I got mine there.
Follow the minecraft.codeemo.com home page's video tutorial...which begins with setting up VirtualBox.
I have no plans to actually install mineOS, I wish to setup similar backup and ramdisk configurations -on- my ubuntu install.
How would I go about using these methods on my already-setup ubuntu box? I've toyed with ramdisks before, but could never create what I'd call a "stable" solution, and I'd never even heard of a difference backup before.
Just a small request for a clientside mod to remove the player name pane that floats over players. It's rather aggravating to try and video/machinima work when the player names are just floating there
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mono --optimize=shared ikvm.exe -jar craftbukkit.jar nogui
Have fun with that.
Edit2: It was a bug in mono, it should be fixed in the master branch of the git repo now. you shouldn't need to use the optimize flag with 2.11.
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Not for the majority. 2.10/2.11 with ikvm .46 do not work under ubuntu. CentOS must have something else going on that makes it work.
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Same, but with vanilla minecraft_server.jar instead
I've gathered that this doesn't work for pretty much anyone
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It's basically movie mode (F1) but with the hand and weapon showing.
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You might want to check out http://Allgamer.net .
They offer both semi managed Minecraft gameservers and standalone VPS'.
And here's my affiliate link if you feel like being generous.
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I have no plans to actually install mineOS, I wish to setup similar backup and ramdisk configurations -on- my ubuntu install.
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You install the client version in your client.