Topic: minecraft on sme and java

[Agent86]

Hi

I'm not sure if I should try to install java on SME or perhaps in an ibay or something
I would like to install the minecraft server

[versa]

Hi Agent86
I tried this a while ago, I put it on a machine running vmplayer with sme 8, from what I can recall I just followed an example from the server site up guide on the minecraft site, however it was dog slow, you will need a good cpu and plenty of ram.
I did not go any further with it though.

versa

[Agent86]

Hi Agent86
I tried this a while ago, I put it on a machine running vmplayer with sme 8, from what I can recall I just followed an example from the server site up guide on the minecraft site, however it was dog slow, you will need a good cpu and plenty of ram.
I did not go any further with it though.

versa

cool thanks.
Did you install java just using the RPM or something or did you add a yum repo or something ? 
I put minecraft on a ubuntu desktop but didn't really need another box running so figured I could just ad this to the sme server somehow

As long as I can properly install java I don't know if this will create security issues or not with my sme box though
Also I wonder how much bandwidth this minecraft might chew up cause I like to play online games and don't want to create issues with that either
Thanks for the update

[Agent86]

I got an answer on this other post and in the minecraft irc channel thanks

http://forums.contribs.org/index.php/topic,49501.msg247395.html#msg247395

[Stefano]

copy jar file into the html dir into an ibay

then download this file into /etc/rc.d/init.d, edit it and modify where necessary, then create a link into /etc/rc7.d with

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cd /etc/rc7.d
ln -s /etc/rc.d/init.d/minecraft S99minecraft

alternatively, you can create a symbolic link to e-smith-service then

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config set minecraft service status enabled

HTH

P.S. google -> "minecraft centos 5" will help you