minecontrol.init

# minecontrol.init
#
# This is minecontrol's global, per server init file.
#
# This file is read by minecontrol everytime a new server is executed.  Some of
# these properties apply to how the Minecraft server process is executed each
# time the user starts it up. Others are only used when the server is created
# for the first time.
#
# This file is not necessary for minecontrol to function; minecontrol will
# revert to internal defaults if properties are left unspecified. However at
# least one profile must be provided in order to run servers. Also, minecontrol
# will not create this file. This commented version is supplied with the
# minecontrol Debian software package.
#
# Minecontrol author: Roger P. Gee <rpg11a@acu.edu>

# Path to Java executable (default is /usr/bin/java)
#exec=/usr/bin/java

# Profiles for launching the minecraft servers. These are just command-lines
# passed to the Java process, not include the typical executable name as the
# first argument since minecontrol provides this internally using the "exec"
# property. The minecontrol server will record the profile in the servers
# minecontrol.properties file. It is recommended that each profile stay within a
# major version of Minecraft so as to avoid borking a server when trying out a
# new version. The format is "profile=<profile-name>:<cmdline>".
profile=default:-Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar /path/to/minecraft_server.jar nogui

# The default profile to use when creating a new server for which the client
# provides no profile explicitly.
default-profile=default

# Server time for each server process (default is 4 hours)
#server-time=4

# Max servers restricts number of running minecraft server processes
# (default is virtually unrestricted at 65535)
#max-servers=1

# Shutdown countdown specifies the time (in seconds) to wait for a
# Minecraft server to completely shutdown. If this time value expires
# then the Minecraft server process is sent the sure kill signal. The
# default value is 30 seconds.
#shutdown-countdown=30

# Alternate home specifies another directory root for users. By default,
# minecontrol uses the normal home directory that the system provides
# for an authenticated user (the one specified in the system password
# file). If alt-home is specified, Minecraft servers are created in
# directories that are sub-directories of alt-home/user-name/minecraft/
# as opposed to user-home-dir/minecraft/. Though not required, alt-home
# should preferably be an absolute path.
#alt-home=/minecraft-servers

# You can specify default properties for the server.properties file;
# these are only applied if the user is creating a new server and
# if the property had not previously been specified by the user when
# creating the server in minecontrol. Use the format:
#  default-[PROPERTY-NAME]=[VALUE] (see example with server-port
# property below)
#default-server-port=40100

# You can also specify override properties; these are applied only if
# the user is creating a new server. If the user specifies this property
# when creating the server it takes no effect and is overrided by the
# property specified here. This is somewhat effective at letting the
# administrator choose initial properties for a server without the user
# having to know the details about the system (like port numbers, world-size
# restrictions, ETC.). Use the format:
#  override-[PROPERTY-NAME]=[VALUE]
#override-server-port=40101