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DevilGeek:
I, i'm really interested in this project, is it still alive ?
and if so is it stable enough for 24/24 ~20player server ?
i've some C++ skill, is it possible for me to write a plugin to set spawn location?
and do plugins API provide things for interact with blocks
(for a rollback plugins)

Thanks. (sorry, English is not my native language)

Fador:
Sure the project is still alive =) I'm working on mineserver whenever I have some time... And I try to keep it working with the latest client in few days after update is available ;)

You can write a plugin to set spawn location, but commands-plugin already has /setspawn but you'll need to have op or admin permissions. I also changed the plugin recently not to show commands in /help which you cannot use. Check here for complete list of commands.
You can upgrade yourself to an admin in the mineserver.be -testserver using "/auth password" ..since the server is for testing

Someone also made a rollback plugin but I don't know if it's still supported =/ But there should be all the needed things in the API.

There are still bugs and a lot of missing features but you _can_ use mineserver for normal building etc..
It's relatively stable but it does crash sometimes, I'm trying to fix all of those bugs as soon as I notice them and have time to do something about them.

It would be nice if someone actually used the software and reported back if bugs were found ;) And I'm willing to help with any problems you might have with the server =)

(I'm Finnish and my english might be quite bad sometimes, it's ok ;) )

DevilGeek:
Ok, cool i will try to do some things..
Just one question, how can i compile what's on your github under linux ?
is there a makefile or something ?

Fador:
We use cmake, so you'll need to install that. You also need to install required libs (those should be in the github readme-file) if they are not already installed.
Then just use "cmake ." and after it's finished you can "make"
Binary output is at bin/ but you will also need to copy files from files/ to bin/ (that includes configs and recipes).

Good luck! ;)

DevilGeek:
ok i will try when i got some times.
Can i ask you what are you currently working on ?
and what's the missing features ?

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