Install MineOS on Ubuntu 14.04 for Minecraft Servers

MineOS is a complete Minecraft server platform with a web GUI, automated backups, archives, performance statistics, and other features.

Setting up a Minecraft server on MineOS is easy and should take only a few minutes to get up and running on an AKLWEB HOST Server.

Overview

Setup

You should start with a fresh install of your chosen operating system; in this case, we are using Debian 7.

Install The Needed Dependencies

apt-get update
apt-get -y install screen python-cherrypy3 rdiff-backup git openjdk-7-jre-headless

Create A Directory And Download MineOS.

mkdir -p /usr/games
cd /usr/games git clone git://github.com/hexparrot/mineos minecraft cd minecraft git config core.filemode false chmod +x server.py mineos_console.py generate-sslcert.sh
ln -s /usr/games/minecraft/mineos_console.py /usr/local/bin/mineos

Copy files and set up permissions.

cp /usr/games/minecraft/init/mineos /etc/init.d/
chmod 744 /etc/init.d/mineos
update-rc.d mineos defaults
cp /usr/games/minecraft/init/minecraft /etc/init.d/
chmod 744 /etc/init.d/minecraft
update-rc.d minecraft defaults
cp /usr/games/minecraft/mineos.conf /etc/

Create A Self-Signed Certificate For HTTPS

cd /usr/games/minecraft ./generate-sslcert.sh

Start MineOS

service mineos start

Create A User

adduser <somename>

Log in to the Web UI

Navigate to https://yourip:8888. Your browser will ask if you want to connect due to the self-signed certificate. Accept the connection. Log in using your root credentials.

Configure Minecraft

Create A Server

If everything is working, then your server will start. For a few moments, you will see -1 for Players Online. This will go to 0. Then, you can log in with your Minecraft client.

Play Minecraft

Connect to your server with its IP or domain name (if you created one) and the port from the server settings. The default port is 25565.