[JamieS1211]

- 14 Sep 2014 12:25 #137296

Im having this issue aswell is this java for the server we need to downgrade or java for the client/player they need to downgrade?

Make sure your server is on java 7

If one has only access to a multicraft panel, can i still update?
Or is this something my host has to do?

I don't know, I don't use multicrap. Email your host

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[shadoowner]

- 14 Sep 2014 15:54 #137323

I don't know, I don't use multicrap. Email your host

Its not multicrap, its actually the most userfriendly ive ever seen for a CP.

And to answer the question, with shared hosting you cant up/downgrade the java version of your server so your host has to do that for you.
There is a good chance of more minecraft servers running on the same box as yours so that may give some trouble when asking for another java version.

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[JamieS1211]

- 14 Sep 2014 16:05 #137327

I don't know, I don't use multicrap. Email your host

Its not multicrap, its actually the most userfriendly ive ever seen for a CP.

And to answer the question, with shared hosting you cant up/downgrade the java version of your server so your host has to do that for you.
There is a good chance of more minecraft servers running on the same box as yours so that may give some trouble when asking for another java version.

User friendly stuff is often simplified. When running a server your ant to see everything, make your own code to regulate your server and everything.

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[shadoowner]

- 14 Sep 2014 17:27 #137342

I don't know, I don't use multicrap. Email your host

Its not multicrap, its actually the most userfriendly ive ever seen for a CP.

And to answer the question, with shared hosting you cant up/downgrade the java version of your server so your host has to do that for you.
There is a good chance of more minecraft servers running on the same box as yours so that may give some trouble when asking for another java version.

User friendly stuff is often simplified. When running a server your ant to see everything, make your own code to regulate your server and everything.

Didnt say it was my favorite way of doing it but for people new to hosting its a very good solution

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[JamieS1211]

- 15 Sep 2014 02:15 #137348

Didnt say it was my favorite way of doing it but for people new to hosting its a very good solution

Still I think learning to control things with the terminal only takes about 10 minutes. All you really need is, apt-get, cd, mkdir, chmod, chown, nano, screen and sh. All your questions are answered on the stack overflow forums if you get stuck.

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[Pixelhouse]

- 16 Sep 2014 11:32 #137388

Didnt say it was my favorite way of doing it but for people new to hosting its a very good solution

Still I think learning to control things with the terminal only takes about 10 minutes. All you really need is, apt-get, cd, mkdir, chmod, chown, nano, screen and sh. All your questions are answered on the stack overflow forums if you get stuck.

While i thank you for the help, i think it's everyones choice what they pick or what not,
you hate multicraft we get it, don't break down other peoples choices.
I for one like multicraft eventhough i can use terminal etc, it's an easy one click installer.

Ontopic: For people who would have this in the future.
The downgrade to java7 worked like a charm we don't get any fatal errors anymore.
Thanks to everyone who helped .

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[Pixelhouse]

- 28 Oct 2014 11:23 #139767 Does anyone know if we can finally update the java version to 1.8 now or do we still have the fatal exception or other errors coming up when java 7 was installed?

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[clienthax]

- 28 Oct 2014 12:42 #139771

Does anyone know if we can finally update the java version to 1.8 now or do we still have the fatal exception or other errors coming up when java 7 was installed?

with the latest builds you should be fine.

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