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You should use the hardfloat JVM for use with Rasbian now when they are available. (the raspberry pi download page needs to be corrected)ChrisJW wrote:With mobs and nether? I tried earlier, it was fine to play, but as soon as someone had a fight (zombie, creeper etc), was near impossible to hit with things bouncing around the place.
Do you use the Raspbian "wheezy" or Soft Float Debian "wheezy" one? The latter says it's slower, but is needed by jvm, which I thought was what java is...?
Feel free to play on my server. That's why it's public. and I haven't whitelisted anyone.Dumbledood wrote:While I was on about 3 hours ago, someone with username "PlanetMinecraft" came on, and asked for op. Despite me telling him/her/it I wasn't an admin or the owner, they weren't clever enough to parse my response and continued to ask me. Also said they wanted pictures - why would you need op for that?
I would not give op to just anyone who asks on my server, and on other servers I've seen people scam saying they're from planet minecraft - I would not trust anyone you don't personally know with any power.
Also, I moved away from the spawn, and possibly because of that a lot of people logged on and had lag problems (falling through the world) - probably due to the server needing to load chunks into memory. Sorry for this.
I notice you've now started whitelisting. I think lots of people will connect just to try connecting to a tiny server, but now they can't. It's up to you if you want to use the whitelist, but for publicity's sake the whitelist is not going to help things. If you really want to provide a server for your buddies then that's cool, but you are top google hit for "raspberry pi minecraft server" and inevitably you're going to get a bit of traffic as a result.
I really shouldn't play on your server, stealing your resources, so won't ask you to whitelist me.
Don't disable online-mode, for starterstzj wrote:Security features would be a good follow up.
What plugins do you recommend, for craftbukkit?tzj wrote:Security features would be a good follow up.
I'm not sure you have the RAM for bukkit. As someone said above, don't run within X, and then you can tell java to use more RAM.randrade wrote: What plugins do you recommend, for craftbukkit?
I read here http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/WorldEdit that WorldEdit only works for multi-player as part of an alternative server, e.g. Bukkit. These alternatives either require you to insert their code into the standard minecraft server jar (replacing some mojang code), or to discard the minecraft server jar and use only their alternative server (bukkit does this).randrade wrote:I installed WorldEdit and WorldGuard. How do I get these to work, now?I already disabled TNT, for example, by editing the config file..