General startup errors when trying to launch the wrapper

[EchoesNetwork]

Hi, I'm trying to start the wrapper and I keep getting this syntax error whenever python attempts to open the Wrapper.py file: :/home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server260# python Wrapper.py|/home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server260/minecraft-wrapper-master/wrapper [passphrase '(redacting password)'] -bash: /home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server260/minecraft-wrapper-master/wrapper: Is a directory File "Wrapper.py", line 1 PK ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax For reference, I'm running Ubuntu 7.2 and I have all the required packages installed.

Any help would be great. Thanks.

[suresttexas00]

That command line looks invalid. I'm having trouble seeing what command you are attempting to run.

You should (I think) be doing this:

(your Wrapper.py should be in the same folder with your server.jar)

cd /home/minecraft/multicraft/servers/server260
python Wrapper.py --passphrase 'redacting password'

[suresttexas00]

I think maybe you are confused by the notation in the readme.MD:

python Wrapper.py|/wrapper [--passphrase 'passphrase']

• Brackets[ ] mean that this is an optional argument.
• The pipe | separates two different ways of doing the same thing:

1. you can run the Wrapper.py: python Wrapper.py or
2. You can run the source code directly instead: python /wrapper where '/wrapper' is the source code directory from this repo.

[EchoesNetwork]

Okay yeah I was confused about that, thanks! But I'm still getting the same error when I run the command python Wrapper.py.

[suresttexas00]

Post your wrapper.properties.json file and also give some screen shots or something that shows your file structures and where your server files are, as well as the wrapper.py or /wrapper folder (depending on what you use).

[EchoesNetwork]

Hey, I've tried using python3 and the wrapper starts fine. However, after it starts and I input my password, it just spams "Starting server..." over and over. Any idea what could be causing this? Also I'm not sure where to locate the wrapper.properties.json file. I don't see it in the file tree.

[suresttexas00]

Wrapper.properties.json will be in the same folder as where the Wrapper.py is located. FYI, I did fix the Python 2 syntax errors.

What you describe occurs whenever the startup command fails... which could be anything; wrong java arguments, an existing server running on the same port, etc.

Examples:

• Your server jar is called "minecraft_server.jar", but the start command in the wrapper properties is "java -jar server.jar nogui".
• You killed a server on port you want to run on, but the port is still in use (system has not released the port).
• You specified port 25565 in your server.properties, but in wrapper.properties, you set the proxy port as 25565 also.

[suresttexas00]

Another possibility is that it cannot find the server.jar because your server.jar and Wrapper.py are not in the same folder.

You can place them in different folders, but that is a special advanced configuration option that is set up in wrapper.properties.json