If you want your backups to also be stored remotely, you'll need to set up the AWS connection:. Warning: Keep an eye on the sizes of the backups that are uploaded to the S3 bucket - Minecraft worlds start out pretty small, but can become quite large, so uploading and downloading backups frequently could get expensive if things get too crazy. So far, I haven't had problems with my smallish world, but you can never be too careful. The software can be set up to automatically purge old backups, as is described further down this guide.
Since this is a Node. After that, you can start the server with the following command: npm start. You don't need to rerun npm install every time you run the server, just npm start.
The server has built in protections to restore the state of your world if it is killed in a non graceful manner or something else bad happens that's what the backups are for , but you may lose all progress since your last save. In order to properly stop the server, type in the following command: stop.
If you've enabled backups in the UI section of the config file, you can access the web UI on the port you've defined in the UI section, so if your UI port is , you'll be able to access the UI on the machine you're running the server on at localhost in your browser.
If you want other people to be able to access this admin UI, you can forward this port using the information in the next section, but be careful when doing this - while the UI has some protection against stuff like replay attacks, and every change request needs to be authenticated, the server does not yet have a UI killswitch or other mechanism to protect against repeated password guesses. Also avoid sharing the UI if you don't want other people to see stuff like the terminal ouput for the server, or a list of backups, since these requests do not require an admin code.
Take a note of the server-port field that you set under server-properties in config. This is the port that the server will listen on once you set up port forwarding, and you'll need to give this to anyone who wants to connect to it.
The default value for this is First, you need to figure out what your machine's IP address within your local network is. I found mine using the ifconfig command in the terminal, but if that doesn't work, a little bit of Googling should help you find it. It's usually something like Once you have your port, and the internal IP address of your machine, you need to set up port forwarding on your router.
This can vary from router to router, but shouldn't be too tricky - I recommend Googling how to do this. You want to associate the port that your server will listen on to your machine's local ip address. Also take a note of your external IP address - Googling 'what is my ip' will give this to you.
Google gives it to you within the search results page. If you don't link a domain, you'll have to give this to your friends so they can connect to your server, so be extremely careful who you share this with.
Once again, Google will likely give you a much more comprehensive tutorial on how to do this than I can here. My domain is connected to Cloudflare, so I used this tutorial to link my domain, though it should help even if you don't use Cloudflare. Note that when the tutorial says you should enter your ip address and port, you should use the external ip address you found by Googling, and the port you set in the config file.
Open Minecraft, make sure you're logged in to your Microsoft account, and navigate to the 'servers' tab. Once there, you'll need to add your server. If you're not using the Windows 10 Edition, you may still be able to connect. The tutorial is designed for Switch, but following more or less the same steps should work for Xbox One if you're lucky.
If not, once again, Google is your friend. The backup field in the config. All backups are stored in the backups folder as zip files with the timestamp of the backup followed by the type of the backup. If use-aws-s3-backup is set to true, backups will also be synced to an Amazon S3 bucket. Whenever the server starts, if use-aws-s3-backup is set to true, the latest backups according to creation time will be retrieved from Amazon S3 and added to the directory of local backups.
Warning: It's a good idea to make sure your computer's time is synced and consistent so the correct backups are always retrieved and restored. For both local, and remote backups, the software only keeps a limited number of backups, deleting the oldest ones once new ones are created.
How many backups to keep is determined on a per type basis based on the values in num-backups-to-keep-for-type. Setting one of these values to -1 means old backups of that type will never be deleted. Mojang's server software, which this software uses, is still in alpha, so it could be buggy.
One of my motivations for writing this software was so that the automatic backups could protect me from losing information due to bugs in the alpha server software. It's worked great for me and my friends so far, but as always, please be somewhat careful. If players are having trouble accessing and playing the game on your server, you may need to create a whitelist file.
This will add specific gamer information for your server to recognize. The file can contain the following command line:. This snippet is specifically designed for Xbox Live Gamertags. This will keep your game world safe and secure. Each player is assigned a XUID when they join the server, which will be listed in the whitelist.
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Removed broken screen -r command at the end of SetupMinecraft. Added code to prevent SetupMinecraft. This has been requested for a while so thanks starkey! Merged pull request 88 clarifying instructions to run script as non-root user thanks sparagi!
May 23nd The fixpermissions. If your server won't start this script often will take care of it and the logs can give useful information otherwise! May 22nd Added setting the path variable to each script to prevent service from failing to start due to not being able to find the right path. Please redownload SetupMinecraft. The script will give you a warning each time you start up that it couldn't set the path variable without the new SetupMinecraft. If you are seeing something like userxname in the systemd service you're using an old version of SetupMinecraft.
Fixed a bug with userxname appearing in start. February 1st Added fixpermissions. December 20th Added experimental QEMU support for 32 bit i, i similar to how the ARM support works December 18th Added safety check to prevent the script from being ran as root or sudo. If you know what you are doing and want to override just edit the check out of SetupMinecraft. Fixed a nasty bug that could cause start. This was related to log pruning and not having a hard path.
If you downloaded the SetupMinecraft script in the past 3 days update and try again here and you'll be set! Unenroll from the RTX beta and downgrade to normal Minecraft. RTX is in normal Minecraft now. Be warned, it's still very slow on ARM! Support will be added the moment it is! Added alpha software notice for Bedrock dedicated server per issue 34 November 17th Fixed server autoupdating in start.
Fixed ports not choosing defaultS if nothing is entered thanks sweavo! July 2nd Added libcurl4 Bedrock server dependency to installer script to prevent server startup from failing July 1st Added support for multiple servers Choose the folder name and port for the server in SetupMinecraft.
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