bukkit with gui

[woodz]

Making a server
first of all, we need bukkit, duh
get it here:
https://wiki.bukkit[deleteme].org/Setting_up_a_server

once you've got it, make a folder (on your desktop or whatever), rename it craftbukkit.jar and run it

you'll get a bunch of files:
a plugins folder
a world folder
...

the plugins folder is what bukkit is all about
get them here:
https://forums.bukkit[deleteme].org/#bukkit.1

now, we'll need hamachi (google it)
make a new network and copy the ip-adress

open server.properties

#Minecraft server properties
#Thu Feb 10 19:53:53 CET 2011
level-name=world
hellworld=false
spawn-monsters=false
online-mode=false
spawn-animals=true
max-players=20
server-ip= [hamachi ip]
pvp=false
server-port=8080

use 8080 as your port and set the online-mode to false
the rest can be set to your liking

Getting the gui
now, you have a bukkit server, but what about the gui
that's simple,
get it here:
https://forums.bukkit[deleteme].org/threads/admin-crafty-v0-7-server-gui-426.3285/

(other gui's will get made, this is atm the only properly working one (as of 19:43 EST+2 02/03/2011))

open the .zip file you've downloaded and place the 2 files into you server folder (where the craftbukkit.jar is)

edit the .bat file
64 bit:

@EcHo off
"%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Java\jre6\bin\javaw.exe" -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar crafty.jar org.crafty.Crafty
pause

32 bit:

@EcHo off
"%ProgramFiles%\Java\jre6\bin\javaw.exe" -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar crafty.jar org.crafty.Crafty
pause

save it (this has to be done most of the time because it doesn't find javaw)
you could use java, just change javaw to java in the code.

now, to run the server, just run the .bat file
tada the gui appears. if not, go to where you downloaded it and ask the creator for help

more gui's will come but again they atm have a lot of bugs, so i prefer thisone