Mac Fix for Launcher with launch.command file

[emcginnis]

Just like with Vanilla server you can make a launch.command file
Heres a one I threw together based on the code above

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16704552/launch.command.zip

Just unzip and drop it into the same folder you have the FTB.jar in and double click.
If you get an error saying it doesn't have permission, open a new terminal window type in without the quotes "sudo chmod +x (drag launch.command here)" then hit enter.
Make sure you have a space between the "+x" and the file path.

 

[dafiremaster]

You shouldn't need to sudo to chmod the file. Other than that, the launcher.command contains no malicious code. It's a simple bash script that updates your JAVA_HOME variable and then launches FTB.

 

[Beejay65]

once i completed the steps above this came up any ideas?
/Users/robmacklin/Desktop/tom/FTBBetaAServer/launch.command ; exit;
Unable to access jarfile FTB_Launcher.jar
logout

 

[kooljac702]

If I can i will try to make an instructional video on downloading it for the Mac

 

[dafiremaster]

beejay, the issue that you're running into is that the launch.command is meant for the launcher. You're using it to try to launch the server, which you shouldn't need. There should be a server.sh or launch.sh, something along those lines. That should be what you're looking for. Literally there is no FTB_Launcher.jar as part of the server and that's what it's telling you.