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Ok, you need to provide information.... logs, error codes, etc When you don't feel good, do you just walk up to a doctor and say "I dont feel good. Tell me how to feel better" and expect him to spout you an answer? <.<. use your head

As far as I know, you would have to use a Bukkit bridge, like BukkitForge, to run the Voxel bukkit plugins or add the Voxel mods to the Mindcrack pack (or Mindcrack pack to Voxel pack) World edit also works using BukkitForge, just fyi

Seriously? feed-the-beast.com/download.php Don't really know how you can miss that..... XD

why don't you just use the voxel mod pack? It's in the FTB launcher... FTB is based on FORGE, not BUKKIT. you will need a forge bridge that extends the bukkit api to be able to use bukkit plugins. look into BukkitForge on the minecraftforge forums if you want to do that.

By far the easiest to use GUI for remote admin, but it is still a little heavier on resources of course. Usually not a problem unless you are REALLY stretched thin. it's great if you want to give other people an easy way to control aspects of the backend of the server, but dont trust them in...

Why would you ask that, here? Go to the thread for BukkitForge and READ IT. By the time that someone tells you what the latest build is, it won't be the latest build anymore. Again, go to the thread for HawkEye and READ IT.

Its even funnier because in the time it took to signup and type out a post, he/she could have looked up the answer to the question and a dozen others... <.<

sure thing, bra! give us a few minutes and we'll get that together for you...

well.... ec2 is a virtual core..... one ec2 compute unit is equal in cpu capacity to a 1ghz opteron or xeon proc. you are probably not able to use the full available cpu resources at any given time. cloud procs were never really designed with gaming and the computational requirements that they...

keep in mind this game runs on a single thread, multiple cores and procs are not really adding any thing here... from my experience, anything less than 3ghz has beed problematic for my servers. even the minecraft client, in ssp, is laggy for me at 2.4ghz. right now my creeperhost setup is at...

what is the machines actual cpu speed? it might be a "beast" but it is probably bottlenecked at the cpu....

isn't that pretty standard any time you change maps? At least from my experience... I shied away from mystcraft because of issues i have had in the past; on my old bukkit server we would run multiple maps (surv, creative, towny, etc) and had problems with the server keeping up with so many...

this post made my head hurt... cant tell if serious or troll...

ah, i see.... are mystcraft maps designated in another way than additional standard minecraft maps, or "worlds" ? that would definitely change things... but, in theory, if the mystcraft dimensions are just additional worlds or maps, you would be able to apply standard permissions to them. the...

groupmanager is, by default, configured per-world. though, i have not tested that functionality across multiple FTB worlds. i used to set up all my perms per-map that way with the default bukkit plugin, but again, have not done so with this FTB server.

i am using the current version of the BukkitForge mod with that mod creators 'Essentials' port (groupmanager) on the Mindcrack v7 pack. perms are working and I use the feature of Essentials that restricts building to those in the perms. Been working for over a week now, and have not had any...