From 3f413572509912c77a472f964ea6914d0201e4f5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Alexander \"Arav\" Andreev" Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2021 01:30:29 +0400 Subject: [PATCH] Updated minecraft server info. --- homepage/views/about.pug | 11 ++++++----- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/homepage/views/about.pug b/homepage/views/about.pug index 1a301c1..1ee8933 100644 --- a/homepage/views/about.pug +++ b/homepage/views/about.pug @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ block content section#servers-summary h2 My servers p I have two of them, the first one is a #[a(href='https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-3-model-b/' rel='nofollow noreferrer') Raspberry Pi 3 rev. B] single board computer and the second one is a laptop. Yeah, not quite impressive, but they do their work just fine. - p Laptop is Acer Packard Bell TE69CX that has a 2 core Intel Pentium 2117U 1.8GHz and 10GB RAM (2GB + 8GB), the system disk is a 120GB SSD and the other one is 500GB HDD where all the shit I have is stored. I'm fine with that storage, yes I'd like to have more and mirrored in RAID 1, but that's fine. Everything that is just a bit important is backed up, encrypted and stored in the clouds. :) + p Laptop is Acer Packard Bell TE69CX that has a 2 core Intel Pentium 2117U 1.8GHz and 10GB RAM (2GB + 8GB), the system disk is a 120GB SSD and the other one is 2TB HDD where all the shit I have is stored. I've replaced my good old 500GB disk with 2TB one, since it became a little too tight, now it's a cold storage. Everything that have just a bit of importantance to me is backed up, encrypted and stored in the clouds. :) p #[span.highlighted TL;DR about services.] Laptop runs a network file share, a seedbox, a FTP/HTTP file share, TeamSpeak 3, Mumble, Matrix, I2P, an internet-radio, git server, ClamAV for email server, a web-server, and a database. Raspberry Pi 3 runs OpenVPN, BIND9, DNSCrypt-proxy, a Tor relay, an email server, and a XMPP server. section#servers-photos div.grid.figs @@ -164,13 +164,14 @@ block content h2 Game servers div.grid div + //- h3 Minecraft - +isServiceUp("forge-1.16.4") + +isServiceUp("forge-1.16.5") p.highlighted arav.top:25565 - p Version is 1.16.4 currently. I homebrew clients for it. Here is #[a(href=files_site+"/games/minecraft/aravsdwelling-minecraft-1.16.4.exe") an installer for Windows] I make with NSIS. And a #[a(href=files_site+"/games/minecraft/aravsdwelling-minecraft-1.16.4.zip") ZIP archive] that is for both Windows and Linux. You'll need to set a PLAYER and MC_DIR variables in scripts. And change JVM_PARAMS to your preferences (-Xmx usually needs to be adjusted). + p Version is 1.16.5 currently. I homebrew clients for it. Here is #[a(href=files_site+"/games/minecraft/aravsdwelling-minecraft-1.16.5.exe") an installer for Windows] (412MiB) I make with NSIS. And a #[a(href=files_site+"/games/minecraft/aravsdwelling-minecraft-1.16.5.tar.gz") TAR.GZ archive] (424 MiB) that is for both Windows and Linux. You'll need to set a PLAYER and MC_DIR variables in scripts. And change JVM_PARAMS to your preferences (-Xmx usually needs to be adjusted). p And you can get #[a(href=files_site+"/programs/windows/installators/jre-8u281-windows-x64.exe") jre-8u281-windows-x64.exe] from my file share. - p SHA-1 hash for a Windows installer is D9D97BA99C74176D47C9E163A0E6B723145E5040. - p SHA-1 hash for a ZIP archive is F743FEB9CF8F6C7A0477904C33CD65163E20E049. + p SHA-1 hash for a Windows installer is 2BD654F67915EC00732E879AB3F952614535A574. + p SHA-1 hash for a TAR.GZ archive is 45EA54BFD8AC3FF56AC4655FB1C4A0EBF5C904DB. div h3 Starbound +isServiceUp("starbound_server")