Minecraft Server Manager

Minecraft Server Manager written in Python for Minecraft servers running on linux accesible by SSH.

How to build .exe

1. Install the requirements as stated in requirements.txt.

2. Use PyInstaller with the command in PyInstaller_One_Folder.bat where ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_YOUR_END_RESULT_FOLDER is the absolute path to your folder where the end result will show up.

3. Run the resulting .exe once and edit the settings.json before proceeding.

   • remote_dir is the remote directory of the Minecraft server
   • world_name is the name of the world folders, for example putting in test world would be used as test world, test world_nether and test world_the_end
   • server_jar_compiler_command is the cmd command for generating the server jar
   • server_jar_dir is the directory where the server jar is stored after compiling
   • server_jar is the name of the server jar after compiling without the file extension
   • _target_host is the SSH address of the minecraft server
   • _proxy_host is the proxy address for the SSH server if used, leave empty if not
   • _proxy_port same as _proxy_host but the port
   • _client_cert and _client_key if the proxy uses certificates, put the file locations here.
   • _known_hosts is the known_hosts file generated by SSH containing the key
   • _private_key is the file location of the private SSH key

4. You should now be able to start it up and use it.

Example settings.json

{
  "remote_dir": "/home/remote_user/Minecraft",
  "world_name": "world",
  "server_jar_compiler_command": "/home/local_user/compile.sh",
  "server_jar_dir": "/home/local_user",
  "server_jar": "server",
  "_target_host": "ssh.example.com",
  "_proxy_host": "",
  "_proxy_port": ,
  "_client_cert": "",
  "_client_key": "",
  "_known_hosts": "known_hosts",
  "_private_key": "ssh_key"
}

Note: If you wish to change some buttons, feel free to edit these in the MC_Main.py file.