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How To Set Up A Minecraft Server On Linux

Minecraft is a popular sandbox indie game. It was first created by Markus "Notch", an Swedish programmer, and later published by Mojang. It is a game about breaking and placing blocks. At first, people built structures to defend against nocturnal beasts. However, as the game evolved, players collaborated to create incredible, imaginative things.



Setting up minecraft server on your Linux server is simple and straight forward task. Minecraft server should have at minimum 2GB RAM memory. https://minecraft-names.com/ Once we log in, it is important to make sure that our repositories stay up-to date.



Minecraft server requires java installed on the server. In order to check if we already have in installed, we will execute the following command:



If Java is installed, we will get message with information about current Java version. If Java isn't installed, we will receive an error message such as "Command Not Found" or something similar. If we need to install Java, we need to execute the following command:



We will also need screen to be installed on our server. We will be using it later in order to start the minecraft server. It will keep the connection open even after you close your console. The following command is needed to install screen:



After we have installed all prerequisites, it is time to install Minecraft server. We create a directory to keep Minecraft files.



Once the file is downloaded, it must be run. It will be run inside screen so that it runs in the background. To create the screen and then start the Minecraft server we need to execute:



We will be able to see the status and output, as well a message indicating that it is "done". We can easily exit the screen and re-attach to it any time. To exit the screen, press CTRL+A simultaneously and then click on the "d" key.



To reattach the screen, first list all screens and then attach to the one with the ID.



You can edit the main configuration file which will be located in ~/minecraft/server.properties and change all the settings from there. You're now all set and the Minecraft server is installed. Invite all your friends and have fun.



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