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Crafty Minecraft Controller
100% Open Source (and free) server control webapp for your bukkit server (vanilla minecraft might work...but untested)
Screenshots
http://imgur.com/ty8Md <--main interface
http://imgur.com/CyyBl <-- config page
http://imgur.com/BzAb3 <-- server commands
http://imgur.com/oczbv <--backups
http://imgur.com/wND8A <--user management
Requirements
Current Version:1.2.6 Beta Testing Started.
Installation Instructions Here
Follow the Devs:@craftycontrol on twitter
What It Does
*A Server is required to be apart of the beta testers* <--doesn't have to be public or even with players really.
How To Install Required Sofware
100% Open Source (and free) server control webapp for your bukkit server (vanilla minecraft might work...but untested)
Screenshots
http://imgur.com/ty8Md <--main interface
http://imgur.com/CyyBl <-- config page
http://imgur.com/BzAb3 <-- server commands
http://imgur.com/oczbv <--backups
http://imgur.com/wND8A <--user management
Requirements
- Linux Based OS (Ubuntu is great)
- Apache2 / PHP5
- SQLite3 support for php5 installed
- Screen
Current Version:1.2.6 Beta Testing Started.
Installation Instructions Here
Follow the Devs:@craftycontrol on twitter
What It Does
- change all options in your server.properties
- start | stop server
- Op | Deop | Ban | Unban | Kick Players
- View server log (warnings are highlighted)
- send "say " commands to the server (as if from console)
- Create | Delete Backups Manually
- Create any number of users for the system (currently user levels are unused but assigned)
*A Server is required to be apart of the beta testers* <--doesn't have to be public or even with players really.
How To Install Required Sofware
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Here is a quick help if installing on debian/ubuntu
* sudo apt-get install apache2
* sudo apt-get install php5
* sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5
* sudo apt-get install php5-sqlite
* sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
* sudo apt-get install apache2
* sudo apt-get install php5
* sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5
* sudo apt-get install php5-sqlite
* sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
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So far, here is how it's looking.
Keep in mind, I'm not that big on flashy designs and all that when frameworking something
The login system works, All info you see has been generated by the page.
There is very little configuration needed at the moment.
All you do is define where bukkit is installed, the server name you want to it to be called and how many lines you want the log to show (50 default), and your login credientials of course.
The "all players" section will be moved to another page as I'm sure that could get long.
I'll be working on the "server info" section next and moving it to where the players info is.
Keep in mind, I'm not that big on flashy designs and all that when frameworking something
The login system works, All info you see has been generated by the page.
There is very little configuration needed at the moment.
All you do is define where bukkit is installed, the server name you want to it to be called and how many lines you want the log to show (50 default), and your login credientials of course.
The "all players" section will be moved to another page as I'm sure that could get long.
I'll be working on the "server info" section next and moving it to where the players info is.
