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=== Server Commands === | === Server Commands === | ||
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Minetest servers allow players to play online with other people. They can be run from a dedicated server, a Virtual Private Server or a home computer. This is not a list of servers, please see the Minetest Forum servers section or the http://minetest.net/servers Minetest Server List] instead.
Server Setup
- Setting up a server in such a way so that others may connect to it via the internet takes some time, and a little technical know-how.
- Netbooks and Notebooks generally don't make for good server machines due to the fact that they typically have lower-end hardware.
- Do not attempt to host a sizeable (over a few people) server on a wireless network, use a wired network instead.
See this forum thread for an explanation on setting up your own server.
Server Configuration
For a detailed explanation of the server configuration file, see the minetest.conf page.
Server Commands
See the server commands page for a list of useful commands.
Also see item codes for item codes for use with the /give command.
Privilege System
See the privileges page for detailed information on the privilege system.
Server List
Click here for a server list.