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This start.sh file allows you to start a Minecraft server on Linux. The script includes an automatic restart mechanism and can be customized for your needs.

DETAILS:

• Xmx1G and Xms1G: These indicate the RAM allocated to the server. Xmx1G represents the maximum memory and Xms1G represents the minimum memory, both set to 1 GB. You can adjust these values ​​as needed (eg -Xmx2G for 2GB).
• JAR_NAME.jar: Replace JAR_NAME.jar with the exact name of the .jar file you downloaded for the Minecraft server.
• Restart mechanism: The script automatically restarts the server after it shuts down, with a warning message and a 5-second timer.

HOW TO USE?:

1. Download the Minecraft server .jar file.
2. Change the line in the start.sh file to include the name of the downloaded file.
3. Make the file executable: chmod +x start.sh.
4. Run the script with ./start.sh to start the Minecraft server.