152 Beta Server Files

[Rusty79]

Alright, i've tried looking for the server files, tried searching too. I cant find it.

Any helpful forum users willing to point me in the right direction? Thanks.

 

[Trunks9809]

I don't believe the packs have server files as yet. Its planned for a later release, but till then you'll need to create the server upload manually.

 

[b0bst3r]

This is how to create a 1.5.2 SERVER!!!

Go to minecraft.net and download the 1.5.2 server jar file

Go to the ftb 152wgt instmods folder (or the non-gregtech folder) and open both the server jar file you got from minecraft.net and the minecraftforge.zip from the instmods folder (you can use 7zip to do this). Copy the entire contents of minecraftforge.zip into the server jar file.

Take a server download from 1.4.7 ultimate and unpack it.

Delete the contents of the following folders which you just unpacked above(but leave the folder there):

config
mods
coremods

delete the jar file in the root level (called ftbserver.jar I think)

Take your jar file you made from minecraft.net and minecraftforge.net and place it in the root level as ftbserver.jar (altho you can call it anything).

Copy the config folder from your CLIENT copy to the servers config folder
Copy the mods folder from your CLIENT copy to the servers mods folder
Copy the coremods folder from your CLIENT copy to the servers coremods folder

Edit serverstart.bat if necessary if you changed the name of ftbserver.jar to something else.

Run serverstart.bat and enjoy your 1.5.2 SMP server

 

[Trunks9809]

Delete the META-INF folder from the server jar file

I was always under the belief that you didn't delete Meta-inf from the server, only the client?

 

[b0bst3r]

Ok well that's how I made my 1.5.2 server and it works so *shrug* try it both ways.

 

[russjr08]

You're really not suppose to delete META-INF as that tells java what class file to launch primarily (So you can easily do java -jar filename.jar), nothing is affected though since Forge has its own meta-inf folder that it needs, so it'd be overwritten anyways.

An easier step would to just have the Forge Zip and the Server jar in the same folder and run the Forge zip file. (java -jar MinecraftForgeZipFile.zip), then you don't have to copy Forge into the jar.

Its an extra step skipped