But if I just do "su" by itself, the password works. What is the command supposed to do? Are you switching to root user, or to minecraft user? Or giving root privs to the minecraft user? I can't access de console. I've checked my password and ip, but it keeps throwing at me "Connection failed.
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Get your subscription here. Log in or Sign up. Home How to install Minecraft Server on Ubuntu This tutorial exists for these OS versions Ubuntu Suggested articles. Then you can play! Next, you will need to add a server to connect to, so click on the Add Server button. In the Edit Server Info screen that shows up, give your server a name and type in the IP address of your server. From now on, your server will always appear in this list.
Select it and click Join Server. You now have a Minecraft server running on Ubuntu Have fun exploring, crafting, and surviving in a crude 3D world. And remember: watch out for griefers. Mason is currently a Sr. Developer Advocate at DigitalOcean who specializes in cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, and Python.
Where would you like to share this to? Twitter Reddit Hacker News Facebook. Share link Tutorial share link. Sign Up. DigitalOcean home. Community Control Panel. Hacktoberfest Contribute to Open Source. Not using Ubuntu Choose a different version or distribution. Ubuntu Introduction Minecraft is a popular sandbox video game. This makes it ideal for running Java applications on a server: sudo apt install openjdkjre-headless You also need to use a software called screen to create detachable server sessions.
Install screen now: sudo apt install screen Now that you have the packages installed we need to enable the firewall to allow traffic to come in to our Minecraft server. Add the necessary firewall rule by running the following command: sudo ufw allow Now that you have Java installed and your firewall properly configured, you will download the Minecraft server from the Minecraft website.
Step 2 — Downloading the Latest Version of Minecraft Now you need to download the current version of the Minecraft server. To remove all those files from your system, issue the following command in Terminal:. Minecraft is also available as a snap package bundled with all dependencies. To install the Minecraft using the snap package, here are the steps:. Ubuntu Simply issue the following command in Terminal to install the Minecraft installer package.
Once the installation of Minecraft is completed, you can launch it either via the command line or via the Ubuntu application launcher.
To launch Minecraft from application launcher, hit the super key on your keyboard and type minecraft. When the search result appears, click on the Minecraft icon to launch it. When you launch the Minecraft application for the first time in your system, you will see the following screen. And in this post, we will tell you how. As expected, Minecraft is not available in the Ubuntu repositories so we will have to download it and configure it manually.
To do this, open a terminal or connect via SSH and upgrade Ubuntu. Then download the wget and screen packages needed to complete the tutorial. With the wget command we can perform the download via Terminal and with screen we can run this instance. Minecraft is created with Java so we have to install it. To do this just install the default-jdk meta package from the official Ubuntu repositories.
This step, although optional, is highly recommended. And inside the folder we have set for the user, create a folder with the name of the instance. In this case, I have chosen test because it is demonstrative. Note: the download link will change according to the stable version. To do so, visit this link and get the link and modify the command.
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