Someone to teach me how to install multicraft
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If you wanting someone to teach you how to setup a dedi with multicraft, it isnt something you can just learn. It would take quite some time. Its not as simple as just installing it, you have to setup things like a firewall too, to keep it secure. You need to hire a system admin to do it for you.
There is a nice tutorial on how to install Multicraft on CentOS by JavaPipe: https://javapipe.com/multicraft-control-panel
If you have any other questions send over a pm and I can help you.
Just be sure to put n on this question otherwise you can't upload plugins:
If you have any other questions send over a pm and I can help you.
Just be sure to put n on this question otherwise you can't upload plugins:
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Block FTP upload of .jar files and other executables (potentially dangerous plugins)? [y]/n nDont comment, you clearly dont know what you are talking about. It is easy to show someone how, but if you want a secure dedi, that isnt likely to get hacked, you have to leave it to someone that knows what they are doing.
Its like asking someone to teach you java. Yes they can help, and get you started. You might even be able to make a plugin, but it takes months to be able to make something good. This works in just the same way.
Also you would find your point of "sell yourself" invald, since i often do this kind of thing for free, in my free time.
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You're honestly acting like he would be running a hosting company or something. A community box will do just fine with basic security precautions and etc that would be bearable for someone new in the "field" and shouldn't be too extensive to teach.
Compare this to like your house in real life. Locking the doors and windows is USUALLY enough unless you're like a famous person or something. Then you would want security systems and etc.
In a "virtual" sense a small/medium community won't need an "expert" on hand. A bank on the other hand going to want 10+ years experienced security experts at the mere ready.
If you are learning the basics of hacking, some undefended MC servers, are both easy and fun to hack. Thats the reason people do it, its fun and a bit of excitement. I heard a few cases, of this happening over the past few months.
Like you said, locking doors is enough, but most people dont even do that. It doesnt bother me, if people leave their servers wide open, mine are secure, and thats all that matters to me. All im trying to do is make others aware, and help to secure theirs. You should never let arrogance stand in your way. Thinking you arnt a target, because you're just a MC server, isnt going to make yourself any safer.
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