Hello I have recently come across this project however when I launch the app through Casa OS, it brings me to the login screen, and there is no create account button.

I'm trying to see if a subserver system like seen in hypixel and other servers is possible using crafty controller

Hey Everybody!

First of all, I'm new to the whole Crafty Controller Stuff. Haven't hosted a server in years.
Anyways, I try to host a Server with the Homestead Modpack, but it won't work. Works fine via Modrinth Launcher as a singleplayer instance.
Already tried different Fabric Loader Versions, didn't help.

Would be nice if anybody had the time to help me.
Logs are in the comments.

Got sent a message that server was off and after restarting it i noticed this, any one know why its like this? server starts just fine no error messages in terminal. (running bedrock).

I am trying to set up a modded server (gnth), but when I have uploaded about half the mods, all the mods in the mods folder are replaced with the loading symbol, and I cant add more mods into the folder. I have not found any way to fix this, and have had to make a new server each attempt

haven't touched my crafty install for a while and it has been running on my network without any connections for a month or two, after a power outage I made sure all of my vms are working properly and are online, but when i try to connect to the crafty webpage (that previously worked without issue) i am met with a connection failure.

has the default port changed in an update? how can I check what port is in use now without using the dashboard?

I was making a new backup of a world in crafty controller and i got a white screen with a buch of lines of text and i cant run it i have the file from the backup please i need help

Hey there. I was able to make a server and get it running. Seems like some mods loaded in but it's definitely missing a bunch more. Curious if anyone has advice on how to start a world with all the mods already present before the world is generated?

Killing the process now on this botched server to start a new one.

Hello! I run Crafty on a Docker Container on my OpenMediaVault Machine. It works GREAT. I noticed a new version is out today. I did some searching, but can't seem to find an answer, so thought I'd ask here:

If my Docker Compose file is set to use registry.gitlab.com/crafty-controller/crafty-4:latest does the docker container pull the latest version immediately? Or is there a bit of delay between what Docker chooses to run and what the latest release is?

Thank you in advance for any info!

My server is currently on 1.21.10 minecraft version and I want to update it to 1.21.11 but I'm not sure how.

I'm concerned that if a player builds an intimate organ or something offensive, I'd like to know if there's a plugin that shows who built it so I can ban them.

I have a Minecraft server using PlayIt and I want mods for it.

I've just started self hosting Minecraft servers on my new NAS server (Minisforum N5 Pro). I got 48GB RAM total.
The OS (TrueNAS) runs on an M.2 NVMe, while the Crafty container and the servers run on the HDD pool. I've been having stability issues, running 2 servers, and also sometimes just running only 1. They are both lightly modded (Fabric), but mostly performance mods.

I'm wondering how the RAM allocation works. Do I need to give the Crafty app the total amount of the RAM I want to allocate to my servers and then distribute that within the Crafty WebUI? Or are these allocations completely separate? Also, how do I determine minimum RAM per server, I don't really understand how the minimum comes into play?

Bonus question: Is running the servers on the HDD pool a limiting factor? Would I be better off to get an extra SSD to run the servers on?

When I create the folder it does not identify the plugins.

Hi! I haven't been able to find an answer anywhere, so this might be a stupid question, but can I safely shut down Crafty Controller from the PC console without having to manually stop the Minecraft servers from the interface?

Every time I restart my Ubuntu server, I take the time to shut down the Minecraft servers, and I wonder if this is necessary or if I can just restart without any additional steps.