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--- morelore:server-pack [2023/03/28 06:10] – AnarchyOf5
+++ morelore:server-pack [2023/05/28 15:21] – Update server pack problems AnarchyOf5
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 ====== How to install MoreLore on your own Server ======
+**Update: 28 May 2023 - I am working through Curseforge's "process." The server pack is ready but they keep rejecting it for having non-Curseforge mods. SMH - it is identical with the main pack :| ... More to follow.**
 Eventually I plan to release a proper server pack, but until then use these steps to get up and running.
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   - Download the latest Fabric server installer following the instructions [[https://fabricmc.net/use/server/|here]]. You will receive a .jar file after you are finished. This file is the one you need to start your modded MoreLore server instance. Place this file in your newly created folder.
   - Fortunately, MoreLore mods all work (or disable themselves as they should) in a server pack. So all you need to do is create a local client instance using your favorite launcher i.e. Curseforge, ATLauncher etc.
-  - Copy over the following folders from the client instance, into your newly created server
+  - Copy over the following folders from the client instance, into your newly created server folder:
     * mods
     * config
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 ===== Start and Stop Script =====
-To automate the process of starting and stopping your server, you can use the following bash code as a reference. If you are hosting this on a dedicated Linux server, I recommend using either screen or tmux to run the game in the background. This will allow you to ssh in and attach/detch from the current game session without the server shutting down.
+To automate the process of starting and stopping your server, you can use the following bash code as a reference. If you are hosting this on a dedicated Linux server, I recommend using either ''screen'' or ''tmux'' to run the game in the background. This will allow you to ssh in and attach/detach from the current game session without the server shutting down.
   #!/bin/sh
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   ALLOCATED_RAM="8G"
   JVM_ARGUMENTS="-XX:+UseG1GC -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=100 -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -XX:TargetSurvivorRatio=90 -XX:G1NewSizePercent=50 -XX:G1MaxNewSizePercent=80 -XX:G1MixedGCLiveThresholdPercent=50 -XX:+AlwaysPreTouch"
-  FABRIC_VERSION="fabric-0.11.1"
-  FABRIC_LOADER_VERSION="0.14.11"
-  MC_VERSION="1.19.2"
   FILE="./fabric-server-mc.1.19.2-loader.0.14.17-launcher.0.11.2.jar"
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   echo "Server shutting down on $(date)."
-You can save this code into a file named whatever you want with a .sh extension. Make sure to make it executable using the following command (on Linux)
+You can save this code into a file named whatever you want with a ''.sh'' extension. Make sure to make it executable using the following command (on Linux)
   chmod +x YourFile.sh
+After that you are good to go! Keep in mind that if you run this is an active shell, the server will stop when you close that shell/terminal. As mentioned above, you can use the GNU Screen utility to create a specific "virtual terminal session" using something like this:
+  screen -S Minecraft
+This will create a new session called minecraft and pop you in it. Then run shell script to start the server:
+  ./YourFile.sh
+As it boots up, you can "detach" from the running session using ''Control + A + D''
+To return to you session in the future you can use:
+  screen -R Minecraft
+If everything goes smooth, you should now have a working MoreLore server to play on with your friends! Congratulations.