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Multicraft Configuration and Setup

This repository contains my personal jar.config files for Multicraft and Ansible playbooks to streamline the setup process on a new server.

Forge Server Configuration

Note: I will not be adding or updating anymore Forge jar.conf files, they are annoying to setup, maintain and honestly a lot of the hybrid server software is good enough to run only Forge mods now, if you want an updated Forge jar.conf you can use my files as a base for your own.

For Forge Servers:

  1. Installer Configs: Update the config and JAR files.
  2. Non-installer Configs: Update the config only.

Steps:

  1. In server settings, set "Look for JARs in Server base directory".
  2. Run the server with the Forge installer (--installServer argument).
  3. After successful installation, stop the server.
  4. Switch to the non-installer JAR and run the server normally.

Note: When updating or changing JARs, delete all Forge files including the Forge JAR, minecraft_server JAR, and the libraries directory.

Installing Multicraft Dependencies & Java (8, 17, 21)

Use Ansible to automate the installation of dependencies. Ensure you review all files before use as this is a work in progress.

Instructions:

  1. Download files in Multicraft-Setup.
  2. Run setup_multicraft.yml playbook. This will install dependencies, set up MySQL, phpMyAdmin, and an Apache2 vhost for the panel.

Ansible Configuration:

  • setup_vhost.yml: 
    site_name: "website-directory"
server_admin: "email"
  • setup_mysql.yml: 
    mysql_root_password: "database-password"
  • setup_certbot.yml: 
    domain_name: "panel-domain"
email_address: "email"

About:

This repository includes my custom jar.config files for Multicraft.