How to Upload Ftb Infinity to a Server

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Hi, I wanted to share my notes from installing a Minecraft FTB Infinity Evolved server on Ubuntu 18.04. When I was starting I couldn't find clear instructions so am sharing what I figured out. There is a lot that could be said only this guide is meant to cover the essentials.

Since it is my first mail service here I cannot mail service links, and then I'll point where more info can be googled easily.

0. Preparing your Linux installation.

Minecraft seems to piece of work only with Oracle Java as of June 2020. Adopt OpenJDK didn't work and threw exceptions. Brand certain you have Oracle Java 8 (1.8.0) or after installed. Note the Oracle licence yous must take, and that the costless licence does not seem to cover commercial uses of Java.

  • If y'all have multiple coffee installations use the update-alternatives command to select the one that runs from the control line. Employ java -version to verify which 1 y'all have.
  • I strongly recommend you create a new unprivileged user business relationship to run the server under. At that place are lots of guides on how to exercise this for vanilla minecraft servers. This is mainly for security reasons, as you'll have to exit the minecraft listener port exposed to permit users log in. Running Minecraft as a dedicated unprivileged user will brand information technology harder for a hacker to do any impairment if they get in through this port and exploit the server.
  • You'll need to forward port 25565 from your domicile router to your linux server. I'thousand not clear on whether TCP or UDP is required then I frontwards both. (Microsoft says information technology's TCP just it'due south not that a big a bargain to frontwards both.)
  • UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) is a user-friendly front end to iptables that will let you build a basic whitelist for your exposed firewall port. If you're running this on a habitation network and are running a private server, I recommend you do this and whitelist IPs your users will be coming from.
    • You want to whitelist IP addresses (either single addresses or ranges) that can access the server'due south listening port on 25565. Everything else should exist denied. This volition keep villains from fifty-fifty being able to see the open up port.
    • There are many guides on how to apply UFW. First, add default rules for incoming, outgoing, and forwarded traffic. Then add additional rules to handle exceptions to the default rules. Finally, enable UFW to have information technology beginning enforcing the firewall policy.
    • You tin can install UFW from apt-become just it may already exist installed. Run sudo ufw condition to see if it's there.
  • If y'all don't need the GUI on your linux installation, consider turning information technology off. You tin can google for the right systemctl control to practise this and make the alter stick. This will conserve critical RAM resource, which can be helpful if you lot don't accept tons of it. I'll talk more than nigh RAM usage later.
    • This command will disable the GUI and persist the change: sudo systemctl set-default multi-user.target
    • This command will reenable the GUI: sudo systemctl set up-default graphical.target
1. Downloading the file.

From the FTBApp launcher, yous can download the Linux server file. I actually downloaded it from Windows and moved it over.

  • From the modpacks menu, browse or search for FTB Infinity Evolved.
  • Click on the three dots particular icon.
  • Go to the Versions tab. Click on the "Download Server" button and you'll become a prompt for different OSes.
  • Select Linux. This volition download an executable binary, the installer.
2. Running the installer.
  • Launch the file you lot just downloaded. Run it straight from a control line. You might have to run chmod a+10 to make it executable.
  • This installer will create a consummate Forge installation, including updated 1.vii.10 Minecraft server files, Forge, and Forge Mods. If you don't know what this means:
    • Minecraft server files are the original server files direct from Mojang/Microsoft. You don't have to download these separately since the installer volition grab them.
    • Forge is a widely used framework (ie. add-on software) that makes many Minecraft mods, including the ones used in FTB Infinity Evolved, work.
    • Forge mods work past putting a agglomeration of files in the /mods directory. The installer pulls updated versions of these mods from their repositories, which is probably 1 of a number of reasons why they are not simply prepackaged.
    • It all comes together when you starting time Minecraft, information technology loads Forge, then Forge loads all of the mods.
    • FTB Infinity Evolved is essentially a curated set of these mods, with configurations that make them work nicely together.
iii. Configure the installation that the installer put downwards.
  • First, edit the eula.txt file in the master binder. You need to change the eula line to "eula=true" to take the Minecraft licence terms. The server won't start without it.
  • Next, edit the showtime.sh file that the installer created. You tin can really comment out or delete all of the lines except the first line and the last line (with the java control). (The eula fixer here didn't work for me and seems unnecessary.)
  • Edit the coffee line:
    • Edit the -Xms and -Xmx switches to reflect the physical RAM you desire to allocate to the server.
    • - Xms specifies how much starting RAM the server should have, and Xmx is the maximum the server tin be allocated.
    • Subsequently the -jar switch, add the file proper noun of the Forge file the installer created, eg. forge-1.7.x-10.13.4.1614-ane.seven.x-universal.jar. Brand sure you use the jar that ends in universal, and not the installer jar.
    • nogui is of import as information technology tells Minecraft not to try to launch the GUI.
  • There are many thoughts on the Net every bit to what the ideal amount of RAM is. Your mileage may vary. Here'due south what worked for me:
    • For my new-ish FTB Infinity Evolved earth and near 4 users, RAM usage is holding steady at about two.2 GB. I have minimum prepare to 1GB and max set to 4GB.
    • According to some people, allocating likewise much RAM tin actually negatively impact the efficiency of the Java garbage collector.
  • There exist fancy java switches to optimize Java'southward garbage collector. These may aid in a situation where yous are trying to make the well-nigh of limited physical RAM. I oasis't experimented with these, but notation that there is a lot of dated communication on using these switches with Minecraft servers. Considering garbage drove can change with each new release, you can't trust advice that is not clearly for the version and build of Oracle Java you're using.

iv. Configure server.properties

These are the standard Minecraft server settings.

  • If you lot want Biomes o'Plenty biomes, alter the value of the "level-blazon" cardinal to read "level-type=biomesoplenty". Do this before running the server for the first time and triggering world generation.
  • If you are creating a private server, and so fix the "white-listing" key to true. Then, add together your user's Minecraft account names and UUIDs to the whitelist.json file. Given a user's Minecraft account name, yous can look up the UUID yourself using 1 of a number of public websites that will do this for you lot. Make sure you use proper syntax, you tin can google for what a proper whitelist.json should look similar.
    • While you are doing this, you lot can ready the initial list of Admins/OPs by editing ops.json. This is the listing of users who will have admin rights. This is a similar format as the whitelist JSON file, except there is an additional line for level. "level": four seems to be acceptable to grant admin rights. Don't ask me what the levels mean. Once this is done yous can add together additional admins through a console command from an admin account - how to exercise this can exist googled.
  • Edit the message of the solar day (motd) to something personal to help your users know they found the right server.
5. Configure FTB Utilities.

FTB Utilities is a mod that provides many utility functions. Some fundamental ones are automated backup and restarts, which you lot may want to tailor.

  • * The configuration file for FTB Utilities is in /local/ftbu/config.json.
  • * Notable settings here:
    • "backup_timer": in hours, specifies how oft backups should be fabricated to the folder specified past the "folder" setting.
    • "restart_time": in hours, specifies how often the server should be motorcar restarted. Users will be kicked when this happens. People seem to notice that restarting the server every 8-12 hours helps keep on peak of lag, simply I haven't verified this myself.
    • "safe_spawn": if set to truthful, allegedly positions spawns further away from mobs and danger.
    • "motd": Message of the Day. Again, I similar setting this then users know they're in the right identify.
  • You can apply changes in this file (equally well as server.properties) to a running server by running the admin command /reload from an admin console. The server should confirm that information technology has reloaded its configs.
vi. Running the server

A really helpful utility is screen. It will store your console session persistently and let you leave and come back to information technology from different places (console, SSH session, etc.). You lot can also gyre dorsum through the console output. This makes administering and monitoring the server easier.

  • Starting time server with "screen ./commencement.sh". This will run the script you just edited and shop all output into a screen session.
  • You lot can go out a screen session and keep it running in the background by pressing Control+A+D. To resume, type screen -r while logged in as the same user you created the session with.
  • You should be able to scroll back through the session output.
  • To stop the server, open the screen session where you started it an printing Command+C. Or, observe the PID and kill the java procedure.

That's about all I have to share! Good luck!

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Source: https://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/guide-basic-notes-on-installing-ftb-infinity-evolved-server-on-linux-ubuntu-18-04-lts.302815/

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