Closed Darhlas closed 6 years ago
you can add --server.port=portnumber to the end of your startup command to listen on a different port.
EG:
java -jar DiscordSoundboard.jar >sb.log net.dirtydeeds.discordsoundboard.MainController --server.port=8081
Also, out of curiousity, why do you want multiple bots running?
You have my thanks, lad.
The Server I own is a server where a lot of different things happen. One of these things is roleplaying (not serious, just for fun roleplaying). I have a player who plays a character called Amon. I already have one Soundbot which everyone can use, but I want one which only Amon can use for his voice as part of his character. It will hopefully make the things he do a bit more exciting.
Sounds fun.
I only asked because when I started using this bot I didn't realize you could connect the one instance to several servers so I had multiple bots running for each server where I didn't really need to. Wanted to save someone else that trouble if I could.
The Soundbots are normally configured to port 8080. I was wondering if you're able to change the port, so you can have multiple SoundBots running.