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Powerful command-line control for UNIX and Linux powered Minecraft servers
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Importing Pre-Made Server Packs - Workaround? #299

Closed SailorJerrys closed 2 years ago

SailorJerrys commented 2 years ago

Howdy, just started using MSCS, and I'm pretty new with hosting servers through Linux command line, and even more new to using MSCS. But I do really like how simple it is!

Anyways, cutting to the chase: I recently set up a SevTech server, and wanted to make it a bit more automated, with the ability to access the console through mscs as opposed to fiddling about with getting 'services' working, (though I really should learn how to manage that, honestly.)

Importing didn't seem to cause any problems, though when I tried to import the world I would get an error (after it transferred everything fine) saying that mscs couldn't put a subfolder into itself? It seemed to want to create a folder called SevTech/SevTech/SevTech, don't think it's related to the problem but thought it was worth mentioning.

When I run the imported server, it doesn't load any mods and shows as a vanilla server, so that's a no-go. My next test was to make a fresh Forge instance and import all the mods manually by copying the folders over from the other world- Also a no go, I get endless errors and warnings on the server start, and when I try to connect I get a huge message dump in the console that I believe is saying I have no mods enabled. And it disconnects me immediately. Any ideas, thoughts?

Cheers!

SailorJerrys commented 2 years ago

Sorry, it doesn't say I have no mods enabled, it's a list of all the mods enabled on the client, the error client-side is "fatally missing registry entries".

SailorJerrys commented 2 years ago

console out.txt

Here's the console file!

I should clarify, the SevTech server pack isn't like the Technic/Tekkit packs, they have Install and Start shell scripts, which likely have extra arguments and parameters which probably are required... As to how to apply them, and if they'll even work with MSCS, I've absolutely no idea.

sandain commented 2 years ago

Hi @SailorJerrys. I haven't played around with a SevTech server, but I would imagine it is somewhat similar to setting up a Forge server. The wiki here has details.

Specifically, it shows how to install the server software with necessary libraries, and it shows where to place mods.

Looking through your console file, it appears that there are a lot of issues with non-mod files being in the mod folder and other issues mentioning missing libraries. I'm guessing you need to rework your mod/library setup.

SailorJerrys commented 2 years ago

Yeah, that might be the case. Going to be a pain in the ass cause I don't really fully understand how mods work with servers and the like, only ever used server packs and played with mod packs, never built one piece by piece myself.