#cuberite

HolA! Everyone!

hello

who can help to get autostart Cuberite in FreeBSD like service

I surely can't

not so many people here Huh?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

ok///

will wait

I only know how to set these things on macOS and Linux

i find out how it can do on Linux, but script don`t work for BSD

I think the linux script looks for systemd

since FreeBSD uses another init system, the script doesn't know what to do I think

not sure it`s use two files .sh and cuberite by rc.d

what in script i not undestand at all

you only need the Cuberite binary to start the server

but you must cd to the directory the server is located before actually starting cuberite

so something like cd /path/to/Server && ./Cuberite should do it

thanck i will try

thanks*

today I discovered cuberite webadmin is very hacky

and I hacked around the hack

pel_MEN: I do run Cuberite on my personal FreeBSD server, but I don't autostart it, sorry

Good morning all! Happy Friday, and happy Systems Engineer Day! 😃

good morning!

pel_MEN: You can start Cuberite as a deamon by adding the command line switch `-d` or `--service`

Yan, could you try some setup and see if it decreases performance or something like that?

Running cuberite without the d option but with </dev/zero (meaning that it should read the stdin from /dev/zero) could solve your problem, but you would be unable to access the command line and I'm not sure it you are slowing down the system because /dev/zero is a special file that always returns the null character (\0) when you read from it

there's a workaround of running as a daemon inside a shell script and then run something like tail -f /etc/hosts

but as the name says, it's a workaround

Or cat <<

You mean something that's blocking

Well Cat is exactly the wrong example

Sorry for that

but then I would lose some Docker goodness, like if Cuberite crashes Docker won't be able to know and restart it automatically

also I don't know if Cuberite would shut down gracefully this way

because the SIGTERM would get trapped on the shell script

With </dev/zero it would work like normally....

It's basically spamming the stdin with \0

I see

right now I'm trying to either shove postgresql down spigot plugins throat or mysql into synapse

I must say I'm not getting anywhere and am doing it just for the sake of having a single database to rule them all

was hoping https://github.com/sidorares/mysql-pg-proxy would work but nah, it didn't