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Requirements

In order to use SSH Craft, you’ll need to meet a few requirements.

  • A VPS or dedicated server. You can obtain one from any reputable host.
  • PuTTY to connect to your server. You can obtain PuTTY here.

You’ll also need to meet the following system requirements. If you’re running Minecraft already, chances are you’ve already met those requirements, but they will be written here for reference anyway.

  • CentOS 5.4 or later operating system. (Debian and Ubuntu will be supported in the future)
  • Minimum of 128MBs of ram, but 256MBs or greater is recommended. 1GB or greater is best.

And finally, the software requirements. In order to run SSH Craft, you’ll need to have the following software installed on your system. Most software is already installed by default, but again, they will be listed here for reference.

  • Still building SSH Craft, requirements not set yet. Most environments will work.

Getting Started

This section will walk you through setting up SSH Craft on your CentOS operating system. Eventually, SSH Craft will have support for Ubuntu, and Debian.

Installation

First, login to your server as root. Then, issue the following commands to install SSH Craft.


cd && wget http://download.sshcraft.com/sshcraft.tar
tar -xvf sshcraft.tar && chmod +x craft.x && ./craft.x

Follow the instructions on the screen. The commands do not install Minecraft, they only setup SSH Craft on your server which will be used to install Minecraft at a later time.

Running SSH Craft

To run SSH Craft, issue the following command as root while in the root directory.


./craft.x

From this point on, you don’t have to issue anymore commands. The script works fine with a mouse. You may however continue to use your keyboard if you wish. That concludes this segment, installing SSH Craft is easy.

Updating SSH Craft

Updating SSH Craft is easy. Follow the instructions below.

  • Open SSH Craft from the root folder by typing ./craft.x.
  • In the menu, click SSH Craft Tools.
  • Click Update SSH Craft.
  • Follow the instructions on the screen.

If all goes well, SSH Craft should be updated to the latest version. If you experience any troubles, go to the support page for further assistance.

Craft Commands

Craft Commands is the command line tool for Minecraft. Here, you can perform many functions in a command line interface. Although SSH Craft has more functionality, all features will be brought to Craft Commands over time.

Craft Commands consists of 3 input types. Function, Sub Function, and Value. Here’s an example that adds a player called name instantly into the whitelist.


whitelist add name

Function Subfunction Values Description
whitelist
 add | del [playername] Allows you to instantly add or remove a player from the white list.

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