MaintenanceManager 1.03 -- CB 1.7.9-R0.3
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FilenameMaintenanceManager-1.03.jar
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UploadedJun 24, 2014
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Size166.74 KB
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Downloads2,462
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MD51dbda2291d6c762cd2ebb007ea504031
Supported Bukkit Versions
- CB 1.7.9-R0.1
Changelog
This changelog concern versions from 0.5 to 1.03
MaintenanceManager 1.03
- Fixed a bug that made the duration thread do not run if the schedule value equaled to 0.
- Fixed a bug that occured when you typed /maint on 0
- Fixed an error that occured when you scheduled you maintenance with underterminated duration.
- Fixed a bug that made the schedule launch even if the duration value was wrong.
- Remove API unsued classes.
MaintenanceManager 1.02
- No more help.yml in the plugin data folder.
- The maintenance icon is now read from a file into the main folder of the server. (maintenance-icon.png)
- If no maintenance-icon.png can be found in the main folder of the server, the default one would be created and used.
- Added a security when a maintenance is scheduled: You can't anymore schedule or simply activate the maintenance mode until a schedule is up.
- Fixed a bug with two threads (schedule one and duration one)
- Added very long durations support.
MaintenanceManager 1.01
- Replaced an ugly error message by a nice looking help message. (Not customizable)
MaintenanceManager 1.0
Official release yay!
- Improved code
- Mistakes fixed
- Some bugs fixed
- Maintenance duration and schedule fixed.
- Backups are now threaded. That means that the server would lag less during backing up.
- Default config.yml includes now colors.
MaintenanceManager 0.8
- Backup command doesn't any longer saves previous backups.
- SigarSmoke isn't required anymore to make /cpu and /ram commands working! However, dlls are always required.
MaintenanceManager 0.72
- Fixed backup again! You can now use the command several time without taking 100% of your disk space and without make the server crash!
MaintenanceManager 0.71
- Fixed backups. Everything is now saved and servers weigthing more than 2Go are supported.
- Added world saving disabling during backup to prevent chunk slides.
MaintenanceManager 0.7
- Fixed a bug with motd when the maintenance had a duration.
- Fixed a bug with permissions.
- Added a command: /maintenance backup. (Not working properly for the moment, but you can still save some files).
MaintenanceManager 0.6
Please remove your MaintenanceManager folder before updating!
- New feature! Check out the server hardware at any time with /cpu and /ram commands!
- The administrator can define in the config.yml how much time the server would wait beore answering the /cpu and /ram command.
- Improved behavior for scheduling a maintenance with a duration. The last modification about this! Now it works fine.
- Added aliases to /maintenance command. You can now use /mmode or /maint. Thank you to @thequestingbeast for his suggestion!
- Note: Those two commands take a little time to perform because it requires to run external native code. Works only with Windows, Linux and MacOS.*
- Another note: You need to do something to make those commands work. Please read the instructions below.!*
Important: Please read carefully...
- SigarSmoke.jar and all sigar libraries are required to make /cpu and /ram possible. If you want a proof of what it is doing, check out the sources [here] (https://github.com/JeremGamer/Maintenance-Manager--CB-Plugin/tree/master/io/github/jeremgamer/sigarsmoke)!*
Run the server for the first time with MaintenanceManager and then try /cpu command. If it returns null ("CPU used at null%", highly probable), go to the config.yml and go to the section named "waitTime". The default value is 650 (milliseconds). Increase this value until the /cpu and /ram commands work properly. Caution, the value must be an integer! You can modify it without having to restart or reload the server using /maintenance reload. Then, delete smokeAnswer.yml each time your try fails.
MaintenanceManager 0.52
Caution, this version might be unstable!
Please remove your MaintenanceManager folder before updating!
- New feature! Check out the server hardware at any time with /cpu and /ram commands!
- The administrator can define in the config.yml how much time the server would wait beore answering the /cpu and /ram command.
- Improved behavior for scheduling a maintenance with a duration. But the last modification on it will be in the next version. There's again something wrong...
Note: Those two commands take a little time to perform because it requires to run external native code. Works only with Windows, Linux and MacOS. Another note: You'll see a lot of new files in the MaintenanceManager folder, please dont' touch!
Important: Please read carefully the instructions below...
SigarSmoke.jar is required to make /cpu and /ram possible. If you want a proof of what it is doing, check out the sources [here] (https://github.com/JeremGamer/Maintenance-Manager--CB-Plugin/tree/master/io/github/jeremgamer/sigarsmoke)!
Run the server for the first time with MaintenanceManager and then try /cpu command. If it returns null ("CPU used at null%", highly probable), go to the config.yml and go to the section named "waitTime". The default value is 650 (milliseconds). Increase this value until the /cpu and /ram commands work properly. Caution, the value must be an integer!