#Mohist Minecraft 1.12.2 server, moved from Windows to Mint. Cannot boot

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hasty roost
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So I just moved this 1.12.2 modded Minecraft server I've been working on for 5 years, from Windows to Linux Mint (Cinnamon). I've got Minecraft working, I've got Technic working, I was able to mod on both platforms, however the server is refusing to obey. It has asked me if I wanna download OpenJDK 8 which I consented to, since it needed that, I also have Java 8 on my system.

Well here's the screen I get just before it shuts down with no crash report, and no logs. So far I've allowed the port 25570 (my server's port) to pass through the Firewall? I believe? Using: "sudo ufw allow 25570" but I am pretty much out of ideas at this point. I can't wrap my head around this issue.

I've worked with Ubuntu before, and this server used to be on Ubuntu first, before it was ever on Windows, I used to use this reboot.sh file and I completely forget how to set it up.. but that's another problem, I just wanna get this server started now, my team and I have a bit of a deadline to meet. screamcatto

If anybody is willing to lend a helping hand, that'd be great.

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dry tundra
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That is a Forge server, I presume?

hasty roost
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Forge/Bukkit

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It uses both plugins and mods

dry tundra
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I never used Bukkit, but this should be fairly easy otherwise. To sort the Java out, I suggest you go to Software Manager and install Galternatives. This will allow you to pick the default Java runtime from a GUI.

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I am not sure if Forge and Bukkit need their setups to run again on the new system if the server is self-contained and portable. I have moved a server between Linux machines, so I tend to assume it is portable.

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Needless to say, do keep an untouched backup of the server and only work on a copy.

hasty roost
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So the issue was finally resolved just yesterday

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I'll look into that software manager soon.

dry tundra
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If you have it resolved, no need to check Java any more, since it obviously worked.

hasty roost
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I guess I needed a proper .sh file

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I was still running off of the old batch file from windows