In the following instructions, to edit a file with GNU nano, replace editor with nano.

java -jar then the name of the server jar. Install it with sudo apt install nano if you are using a Debian based distro. Install java, download forge server then type in the terminal go to the folder that forge is in, then type. (GNU nano is an easy to use command-line text editor if you plan to edit the file from the terminal. In the /opt/mscs/server/forge-1.17.1 directory, edit run.sh. Because the directory contains the forge version (for example 1.17.1-37.1.1), * is used as a wildcard.Ĭontinue below at You may also want… Manual Sed -i 's|libraries|$(pwd)/libraries|g' libraries/net/minecraftforge/forge/*/unix_args.txt: This adds the current path to all occurences of the word libraries in the unix_args.txt file. Sed -i 's|libraries|$(pwd)/libraries|g' run.sh: This replaces with its full directory path in the bash.sh file. Sed -i &|g' run.sh: This adds -nogui in front of with & being the matched pattern. Sed -i 's|libraries| $( pwd ) /libraries|g' libraries/net/minecraftforge/forge/ */unix_args.txtĮxplanation of the sed commands sed -i run.sh: This matches all occurences of that aren’t followed by ' and adds the current directory followed by a / to it (or rather, replaces the with an followed by the current directory). Sed -i 's|libraries| $( pwd ) /libraries|g' run.sh

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