Minecraft McMyAdmin on OpenMediaVault

drago87 · 5. März 2014

Have somebody tried installing the McMyAdmin on a OpenMediaVault server? If so can you walk me true it or link to a guide?

ryecoaaron · 5. März 2014

Look for a guide setting it up on Debian Squeeze.

WastlJ · 6. März 2014

Just click on 36bit/64bit and follow the commands on the right side. I tested it a few minutes ago. Works like a charm!

http://www.mcmyadmin.com/#/download

drago87 · 6. März 2014

I'm getting a -bash: unzip: command does not exist
when running the unzip etc.zip; rm etc.zip

also is it the GNU/Linux or the BSD and Other Platforms?

ryecoaaron · 6. März 2014

Linux

apt-get install unzip

drago87 · 6. März 2014

Tanks but now i'm having another problem
I have created a new user with the UI named Minecraft and added it to the grops users, ssh but when i try to log in with putty i get a "Could not chdir to home directory /home/Minecraft: No such file or directory" error i can log in with the root user no problem

ryecoaaron · 6. März 2014

As root:

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mkdir /home/Minecraft
chown Minecraft:users /home/Minecraft

drago87 · 6. März 2014

Ok fixed most off it but it want me to update my java from 1.6.0 to 1.7.0 or newer but the apt-get install openjdk-7-jre gives me "Could not find the package openjdk-7-jre

davidh2k · 6. März 2014

You need to manually install it.

http://www.sysadminslife.com/l…n-unter-debian-6-squeeze/

Greetings
David

drago87 · 6. März 2014

Ok server upp and running tanks a bunch

--EDIT--
One more thing how do i make it autorun the "cd ~/McMyAdmin; ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64" command on a boot or reboot?

WastlJ · 7. März 2014

As mcmyadmin does not have a daemon, you have to start this up via screen. (you need to have screen installed obviously..)

Then edit your startup:

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crontab -e

add the following line below "# m h dom mon dow command"

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@reboot cd /home/minecraft/McMyAdmin && screen -dmS McMyAdmin ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64

drago87 · 9. März 2014

I cant seeam to get screens to work. its installed but i'm uncertain how to write the screen command and what to look for and if i sould run it as root or my Minecraft user.

i found this line to use

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echo "screen -dmS Yourdesiredscreenname java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui" > start.sh

and i midified it like this

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echo "screen -dmS Minecraftserv cd ~/McMyAdmin; ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64" > cd ~/McMyAdmin; ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64

also tried theese variations

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echo "screen -dmS Minecraftserv cd ~/McMyAdmin; ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64"
echo "screen -dmS Minecraftserv cd ~/McMyAdmin; ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64" > ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64

WastlJ · 9. März 2014

you defenitely need the full path of McMyadmin.
What your script does, it makes a new file called "start.sh" and adds the line before. It does not start anything.

You have to make it runable via

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chmod +x start.sh

and then run it via

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./start.sh

IF it does its job right, it opens a screen and starts the minecraft server.jar. but ONLY if the start.sh is located in the same directory as your minecraft_server.jar

And this is also not autostart-able... Have you tried my idea? does it not work? what is the output?

drago87 · 9. März 2014

@reboot cd /home/minecraft/McMyAdmin && screen -dmS McMyAdmin ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64 did nothing and as i cant be connected with putty when i restart the computer i cant see eny output att all (if i cant run the command as is dident try that)

--edit--
tried using the command as is and i get a -bash:@reboot: the command dose not exist

davidh2k · 9. März 2014

Gimme a minute. I make you a daemon script...

Greetings
David

davidh2k · 9. März 2014

Bash

#!/bin/bash


### BEGIN INIT INFO
# Provides:          McMyAdmin
# Required-Start:    
# Required-Stop:     
# Default-Start:     2 3 4 5
# Default-Stop:      0 1 6
# Short-Description: Start daemon at boot time
# Description:       Enable service provided by daemon.
### END INIT INFO


logfile="/var/log/McMyAdmin_start.log"


case "$1" in
  start)
    echo "Starting McMyAdmin"
	su - minecraftuser >>$logfile
	cd /home/minecraft/McMyAdmin >>$logfile
	screen -dmS McMyAdmin ./MCMA2_Linux_x86_64 >>$logfile
    echo "Done"
    ;;
  stop)
    echo "Stopping McMyAdmin"
    echo "Can be added later..."
    ;;
  *)
    echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/McMyAdmin {start|stop}"
    exit 1
    ;;
esac


exit 0

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Check if the script works.

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./McMyAdmin start

If it does, copy it to /etc/init.d/ and install it to your "autostart" via

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update-rc.d McMyAdmin defaults

Greetings
David

drago87 · 9. März 2014

I have no ide what a daemon script is or how to use it. tried making a file named start.sh and put the code in it. then i put it in the McMyAdmin folder and tried to run the
./McMyAdmin start
and got a
-dash: ./McMyAdmin: Permission denied (used it as the Minecraft user)

davidh2k · 9. März 2014

You need to make it executable, of course, so chmod +x.

Edit: If it works, then check if it runs (mcmyadmin). If it does not run check /var/log/McMyAdmin.log

Greetings
David

drago87 · 9. März 2014

ok tried this

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chmod +x /home/Minecraft/MyMcAdmin/start.sh

then

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./McMyAdmin start

and got the same result
also tried

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~/McMyAdmin start

same there

davidh2k · 9. März 2014

My bad. Run it as root, please. (script does su - minecraftuser <--------- YOU NEED TO CHANGE THAT IN THE SCRIPT TO THE CORRECT USER!)

Greetings
David

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