Error when trying to start the script about mcsleepingserverstarter HOT 11 CLOSED

Hi !
Weird, it shouldn't try to write something in the /root/ folder.
Where did you launch it from ?
Did you do a "npm ci" before the "npm start" ?

Did you try with the binary ?

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Where did you launch it from ?

From a pufferpanel server(But installed manualy because your template is docker based and my VM can't use Docker.)

Did you do a "npm ci" before the "npm start" ?

Firstly no(followed this tutorial. But later I ran npm ci but this also doesn't fix it)

Did you try with the binary ?

Currently no, but I will try it

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I didn't try the pufferpanel, it's @dada513 who wrote it, maybe he can help.

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Where did you launch it from ?

From a pufferpanel server(But installed manualy because your template is docker based and my VM can't use Docker.)

Did you do a "npm ci" before the "npm start" ?

Firstly no(followed this tutorial. But later I ran npm ci but this also doesn't fix it)

Did you try with the binary ?

Currently no, but I will try it

While I did make that template with docker in mind, there's nothing stopping you from running it using the standard mode. There should be no issues

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Your manual install issue is definitely something up with your permissions

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Also it seems the binary names have been changed and it has been fixed, so you may have to re-create the server with the updated template

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Yes I did rename the executables, and forget to update the pufferpanel. Now it should be ok.

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Your manual install issue is definitely something up with your permissions

+1

i know there are some issues with running npm install as root (things with caches and stuff like that)
in general, you should avoid installing and running all your apps as root, create a new user with sudo privileges and run everything from this user, and keep root user for system-related tasks (like apt, fixing some rights, etc etc)

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Especially since pufferpanel uses the pufferpanel user, and not root

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Using the pufferpanel template fixed the error.
But the emptyserverstopper pluggin isn't included at install. I don't know if it's supposed to be like this, but I'll you know

Thanks for the help

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It is included, something must’ve gone wrong

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