You will need to edit these config files to have the server work properly in your environment. Post-Installation ( top)After the Spigot.jar has been run the first time, folders and config files will be created. The jar should now be the clients jar selection. If your personal server you have root to, place the in your daemon jar directory, then update the jar using the admin panel.Some hosts may require you to rename your JAR to a specific name (like custom.jar) and then select it from the dropdown menu. If you have access to upload custom server JARs (FTP), download the Spigot JAR and enter in the name of the file via the JAR file input box located on the index of the panel.However, this may not be recommended if your host does not keep up to date with the latest Spigot builds. If there's already an option for Spigot in the JAR file selection menu, you can simply select it and restart your server upon save.Multicraft ( top)Depending on your Minecraft host's configuration, you will have two ways to enable the use of Spigot through Multicraft. (Be sure to put a space between chmod a+x and your startup script!) Drag your startup script file into the Terminal window.

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