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MineOS Setup Guide

Introduction

MineOS is a web-based server front-end to help manage Minecraft servers. It simplifies the process of creating, managing, and monitoring Minecraft servers.

Prerequisites

  • Docker installed
  • MineOS container running in your Docker stack

Configuration Steps

Step 1: Accessing the MineOS UI

  1. Open your browser and navigate to http://<your-ip-address>:8443.
  2. Log in with your MineOS credentials (default is usually mcserver for both username and password).

Step 2: Changing Default Admin Credentials

  1. Navigate to the Profile tab.
  2. Change the username and password to more secure values.
  3. Click Save.

Step 3: Creating a New Minecraft Server

  1. Go to the Dashboard tab.
  2. Click Create New Server.
  3. Enter the server details (e.g., server name, Minecraft version, server directory).
  4. Click Create Server.

Step 4: Configuring Server Settings

  1. Navigate to the Server Status tab.
  2. Select the newly created server.
  3. Go to the Configuration section.
  4. Adjust the server settings according to your preferences (e.g., game mode, difficulty, max players).
  5. Click Save.

Step 5: Starting the Minecraft Server

  1. Go to the Server Status tab.
  2. Select the server you want to start.
  3. Click Start.

Step 6: Monitoring Server Performance

  1. Navigate to the Logs tab.
  2. Monitor server logs for any issues or performance metrics.
  3. Use the Console tab to enter server commands if necessary.

Notes

  • Ensure all paths and environment variables are updated in the mineos.yaml file.
  • Regularly backup your config directory to save your settings.

Troubleshooting

  • Common Issues: List common issues and solutions.
  • Logs: Check MineOS logs for error messages.
  • Support: Link to the MineOS community and support resources.