Question 1

How do I use the generated Docker Compose file?

Accepted Answer

Run docker compose up -d in the folder containing your Compose file. Stop the server with docker compose stop. To apply changes to the server configuration, modify the Docker Compose file, stop the server and start it again. To watch the server logs, use the command docker compose logs -f. To delete the server and all data, use the command docker compose down -v.

Question 2

How do I execute commands in the server console?

Accepted Answer

Run docker compose exec mc rcon-cli COMMAND and replace COMMAND with your command. Example: docker compose exec mc rcon-cli say Hello World. If you want to use the server console directly, you can use the command docker compose exec -it mc rcon-cli.

Question 3

Are there any templates for the configuration?

Accepted Answer

Download a template from the GitHub repository and import it into the configurator.

Question 4

I get an error message about the “class file version”. What can I do?

Accepted Answer

If you get an error message about the “class file version” after starting the server, check our table to see which Java version corresponds to the respective class file version. Then adjust the Docker image tag in the configurator accordingly.

Question 5

How do I set up backups for my server?

Accepted Answer

The Backup Guide explains automatic backups to cloud storage, including Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox.

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