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Is it possible to (safely) start a java program from /etc/rc.local? I'm using Ubuntu Nov. 2011 (Why should I learn what #s the months are?).
If it helps (and can improve specificity), I'm running Minecraft 1.2.5 Bukkit Server, and yes, I have a script preprepared that sets up every thing to start the server (RAM, nogui, set working dir, etc).
Yes you can, try to look at this answer for a generic Java process:
Best way to daemonize Java application on Linux
Then specifically for Minecraft you can read this tutorial, and in particular this chapter.
Yes, you can.
Another approach is to create your own upstart script in /etc/init.d/. Take a look at /etc/init.d/skeleton and if it does make sense, make a copy of it and modify to suit your needs.
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I don't code often but I wanted to make a Minecraft plugin that will run the /save-all command every 5 minutes. I have the rest set up I was just wondering how can i execute this command? thanks.
As I said in the description, I don't code often and i don't know what to use.
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I need help to use or to install MCP on Eclipse with no erorrs.
I've got CMS Erorr with my Java 64-bit Server. I want to make mods for Minecraft Forge 1.7.10. I need a Forge client.jar.
If you want to make a mod for Minecraft, you want to be using Forge. Follow the tutorial here. If it doesn't work, come back with any error messages you're getting.
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I got a mine craft server online (https://server.pro/control-panel/1446793/) and I need to click the restart button every 45-55 Minutes. How can I do this? Is it possible to Do using GC (google code)? If not do i use java? Is it even possible? I have no idea what to do. Any response is helpful (even if it says something I have done wrong :) )
If i do need to use JAVA what program would i use to make the script (If there is one)
I am not familiar with either of those languages, however I have made an autoclicker in C. It can be found here. If you are unwilling to use mine, there are many other autoclickers out there.
There are many ways to do it. You could write some javascript that is injected into the page by plugin. You could also do it in Java with a Robot although that would be more hacky than the first solution. Also the Selenium library may help you as it's used for writing tests that will click different things on the web page.
You don't need to click the button from the remote to restart the server.
You can do that with a plugin, for example auto-restart plugin
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I know how to mount shared windows folder from android (jcifs) but how to do it vice versa.
Is it possible?
Thanks.
I don't think this is the right site to ask this question, but try jmtpfs. You could try mtpfs, but it did not work for me out of the box, so I do not suggest it.
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A Java Servlet I maintain uses SSL encryption. I THINK it uses JSSE SSL by Oracle and after the HeartBleed Bug announcement I don't want to be using OpenSSL. Can someone tell me how I can be sure this is the case please?
So far I have found nothing on Google.
This isn't so much about the openssl command (which might not be on your path anyway) than about the OpenSSL library.
If you're using Tomcat, you would be relying on the OpenSSL library if you've set up the APR connector. Otherwise, you'll be using the JSSE (unless you've providing your own SSLImplementation classes, which is very unlikely).
I am not sure if I understand correctly but if you're trying to find out if your servlet is prone to heartbleed attacks and if it is reachable from the internet you might want to take a look at: http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/