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README.md

ResidentSleeper

A plugin-less, mod-less sleep voting system using log parsing, only available on Linux.

Why

Plugins exist that let you define a certain percentage of users that need to sleep, but they're plugins. They don't work on snapshots/etc.

How

Log files are generated by the Minecraft server under logs/latest.log, which can be read in a fashion similar to tail -F to constantly receive updates. Commands are then executed via RCON that's connected using a configuration parser.

Usage

Requirements: Linux, RCON

Use supervisord or similar to run the program as your Minecraft user, with the flag -dir /path/to/server.

The following configuration values are required in server.properties:

rcon.port=25575
rcon.password=password
enable-rcon=true