If you drop the file in the right folder for your distribution (/etc/systemd/system), you will be able to control the service using the systemctl or service commands. There are different things you can configure here, such as TimeoutStopSec which lets you configure how long the service is left to shutdown when you run the 'stop' command before it kills the proccess. WorkingDirectory=/home/user/bedrock-server-1.14.60.5ĮxecStart=/bin/sh -c "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./bedrock_server" I haven't tested this, but following the standard syntax, you'd want something along these lines: Systemd files follow a standard format, where you mainly have to substitute the correct values in.
So what you probably want a Systemd file. Initialisation scripts vary dependant on what version of what distribution you are using, but I believe most modern versions of Ubuntu are using systemd. I based my solution partially on this code. Then I can run whatever native commands I need. If I need to run other commands on the server, I can connect to the screen session like so.
WorkingDirectory=/home//bedrock-server-1.14.60.5ĮxecStart=/usr/bin/screen -dmS UbuntuMinecraft /bin/bash -c "LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./bedrock_server"ĮxecStop=/usr/bin/screen -Rd UbuntuMinecraft -X stuff "say Stopping server in 10 seconds.\r"ĮxecStop=/usr/bin/screen -Rd UbuntuMinecraft -X stuff "stop\r" $ cd /home//bedrock-server-1.14.60.5 & LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./bedrock_serverīased on the answer below, and a lot of trial and error, I've come up with this systemd script. This is the full command I'm currently using to launch it from the shell. If someone could direct me to a tutorial, or a template or something, that would be great. The main thing I want, is to be able to start it properly at server boot, and gracefully stop. I'm not too concerned about this capability though. It would be even better if I could issue other minecraft specific commands as well, such as. Is there a way I can configure a service script so it can be controlled like so. The "bedrock_server" executable runs in the foreground, and waits for various commands from standard in, such as "stop", "kick", "save" etc. However what I'd like to do, is configure it as a service, so it will start automatically on boot, and stop gracefully etc. I can run it directly from the shell, and everything works fine. I've setup an Ubuntu 18.04 instance, to use as a private Minecraft Bedrock server.
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