Introduction
Bukkit is a extension of Minecraft which offers some exclusive features as well as plugins which can greatly improve your gaming experience.
Bukkit is a community-driven project that allows every Java developer to write their own plugins and create additional features.
Prerequisites
- Debian Wheezy
- Java
Installing Java
Installing Java on Debian Wheezy can be done using the apt-get
command as follows:
apt-get install openjdk-7-jre
You can verify whether or not the Java installations as successful by funning the below command:
java -v
Downloading Bukkit
The first step is to create the directory in which Bukkit will be installed:
mkdir /root/mc/
Next, we download Bukkit:
cd /root/mc/ && wget http://tcpr.ca/files/craftbukkit/craftbukkit-latest.jar
Running Bukkit
The the command below to initialize and run Bukkit:
java -jar craftbukkit-latest.jar
Once all the libraries has been initialized, you will receive a message advising that you need to accept the Bukkit EULA
. In order to do so, you need to open the file name eula.txt
and change the variable to True
.
Once completed, you will need to re-run the same Java command referenced above.
Make it persistent
Bukkit does not run in the background by default. As such, it is recommended that you run it in a screen session to ensure that it remains active even after you log out of your server.
You can use the command below to run Bukkit in a screen session:
screen java -jar craftbukkit-latest.jar
Conclusion
This concludes our tutorial. For more information how to use and customize Bukkit, please refer to the official Bukkit documentation.
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