Multicraft Install Instructions for Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit

## Multicraft install instructions for Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS 64 bit
## These instructions are for a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 install (i.e. new VPS)
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## This sets up Multicraft to use sqlite, this is just my personal preference
## since it keeps the database file in the mulitcraft install folder.
## mysql is also setup if there any Bukkit plugins that need mysql.

## Via ssh terminal, run everything as root
su -
## Enter in your password for root
apt-get update; apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get install -y nano zip unzip git
apt-get install -y apache2 sqlite php5 php5-curl php5-sqlite php5-gd openjdk-7-jre-headless
apt-get install -y mysql-server
## When installing mysql, set a root password

service apache2 restart
apt-get install -y phpmyadmin
## select apache2 option, answer yes to any other option
## It will ask for your mysql root password

a2enmod rewrite
service apache2 restart

nano /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
## Edit the following that has the <Directory /var/www/> line
## Under <Directory /var/www/> change
## AllowOverride None to AllowOveride All

service apache2 restart

## Go to http://yourserver/phpmyadmin
## login with your MySQL “root” details
## click “Databases” on the top and create any needed Collation databases

## Go back to ssh terminal
cd /tmp
wget http://www.multicraft.org/download?arch=linux64 -O multicraft.tar.gz
tar xvzf multicraft.tar.gz
cd multicraft
./setup.sh

y
minecraft
y
/home/minecraft/multicraft
## enter license key if you have one
1
y
www-data
#################################################################################
## THIS NEXT LINE IS IMPORTANT CHANGE THE DEFAULT LOCATION OF PHP FRONTEND TO: ##
#################################################################################
/var/www/html/multicraft
y
## enter your server’s main ip address
21
n
sqlite
y
<Enter>
y

sudo service apache2 restart

## Go to http://yourserver/multicraft
## All install requirements should be green
Start Installation
Continue
Continue
Initialize database, type:SQLite, path /var/www/html/multicraft/protected/data/data.db
Continue
Login (username:admin, password:admin)
Continue
Initialize database, type:SQLite, path /home/minecraft/multicraft/data/data.db
Continue
Save

## Go back to ssh terminal and start deamon
screen -S multicraft
cd /home/minecraft/multicraft/bin/
./multicraft –nv start
CTRL+A+D to detach from screen
## to reattach screen type screen -r multicraft

## You should see your daemon appear on "Detected Daemons"
Resfresh
Continue
Continue

## Go back to ssh terminal
mv /var/www/html/multicraft/install.php /var/www/html/multicraft/install._php

## Your panel should now be accessible via http://yourserver/multicraft
## Install vanilla server jar to the daemon
## Go to your panel>Settings>Update Minecraft
## For each update file select conf then download>then install
## For each update update file select jar then download>then install

## Update BukGet to new API changes
## cd to the from end of your multicraft directory
cd /var/www/html/multicraft
wget http://multicraft.org/files/bg_update_2014.02.zip
unzip bg_update_2014.02.zip
## let it overwrite
## Go to Settings>Panel Configuration and enable Use BukGet plugin list

## Install Spigot
## Copy http://www.multicraft.org/download/conf?file=spigot.jar.conf to a public folder on Dropbox
## Find or build the latest spigot.jar and upload it to a public folder on your Dropbox
## Edit spigot.jar.conf for the following:
## Under "source =" change the link to the jar on your Dropbox (right click, copy public link)
## The link would look like https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/##########/spigot.jar
## Under "configsource =" change the link to the conf on your Dropbox
## Go to Settings>Update Minecraft>Add or Remove Files
## There is a field under "Add Files" enter in Spigot
## In the conf URL field, enter the Dropbox link to spigot.jar.conf
## Select Add, then back
## Select the "Mod: Spigot" and then JAR file, download, then install

## Install Bungeecord JAR
## Go to Settings>Update Minecraft>Add or Remove Files
## There is a field under "Add Files" enter in BungeeCord
## In the conf URL field, enter in http://www.multicraft.org/download/conf/?file=bungeecord.jar.conf
## Select Add, then back
## Select the "Mod: BungeeCord" and then JAR file, download, then install

## Install Cauldron 1.6.4 for Attack of the B-Team
## In Multicraft create the server to generate the server base folder under /multicraft/servers/ (i.e. server1)
## Copy Attack of the B-Team server files zip from http://www.technicpack.net/modpack/attack-of-the-bteam
## and unzip into the server base directory (i.e. server1)
## Find the Cauldron Installer and copy to the server base folder (i.e. server1)
## Run the installer to create the library folders
java -jar cauldronlongfilename-installer.jar --installServer
## Rename cauldronlongfilename.jar to BTeam.jar
## There should be BTeam.jar and minecraft_server.1.6.4.jar
## Select "Default" as the jar selection for the server
## Enter in BTeam.jar for jar filename
## Set "Look for JARs in" to "Server base directory"
## Change the ownership of the files to match the server ID (i.e. server1 would be mc1, server2 would be mc2, etc)
chown -R mc1:mc1 /home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server1

## Setup MySQL for plugins that such as Prism
## Go to http://yourserver/phpmyadmin
## Login with your MySQL "root" credentials
## Click "Databases" on the top and create a new Collation database, you can name it anything you want (i.e. bungeesuite)
## When you first run your server with BungeeSuite, go to the console to enter in the MySQL info needed for setup

## Go to Servers>Create Server to make a new server
## Set your name, player count, assign to admin or a user, port number, amount of memory, select jar file
## Click on Show Advanced Options and check Owner Managed FTP
## Start punching some wood

## Using a FTP client (i.e. Cyberduck) to upload files to a server base folder (i.e. /home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server1)
## In order to make sure user/group permissions are set properly for the server ID
## Use the FTP credentials created by Multicraft
## For example, for "admin" to upload files to server1
## The username would be admin.1
## And the password would be admin's multicraft password
## If instead you upload as a different user using SFTP, you will have to
## change the user/group to match the server ID (i.e. chown -R mc1:mc1 /home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server1)