Minecraft Server question - 6 views

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  #1 wilova on 13 Jul 22

   

  Hey all, looking for some technical advice here.
  
  I successfully got a vanilla Minecraft server running on a Raspberry Pi 4, everything works fine. I also enabled SSH into the Pi so I don't need another monitor to manage the server. The server runs itself on startup.
  
  My question is: How do I run server commands like "/stop" on this server? When I run the server from a desktop PC, there is a CLI always open which allows me to actively monitor the server status and run commands like that. On the Pi though, I can only pull the current server status with Sudo system status Minecraft-server. service Is there a way to configure a similar "active" monitoring and commanding via SSH on the Pi? for more visit this

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hey all, looking for some technical advice here. <br /> <br /> I successfully got a vanilla Minecraft server running on a Raspberry Pi 4, everything works fine. I also enabled SSH into the Pi so I don't need another monitor to manage the server. The server runs itself on startup. <br /> <br /> My question is: How do I run server commands like "/stop" on this server? When I run the server from a desktop PC, there is a CLI always open which allows me to actively monitor the server status and run commands like that. On the Pi though, I can only pull the current server status with Sudo system status Minecraft-server. service Is there a way to configure a similar "active" monitoring and commanding via SSH on the Pi? for more <a href="https://minecraft.buzz/category/vanilla" rel="nofollow">visit this</a></div>

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  #2 wilova on 04 Aug 22

   

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