How exactly can I use this tool for my Minecraft server?

I want to convert my online to an offline server
https://github.com/paul-eff/MinecraftOfflineOnlineConverter

Can someone please help me, I don't know anything about github or programming
My server runs on a Debian server using Crafty Controller. I've now cloned (?) the repository (above under code, downloaded as a zip file, then unpacked it) and copied it to the server folder (i.e., servers/the specific server UID). I also ran the command user@device:~$ java -jar MinecraftOfflineOnlineConverter_2_3_4.jar <-offline> . This resulted in the following:

-bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'

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jo135
6 months ago

The sharp brackets (size and small characters) are not included.

jo135
6 months ago
Reply to  RayBlanchard

Well. Then you have either no JDK installed, or this is not hung in the PATH and instead you have to specify the exact path where it lies when calling.

jo135
6 months ago

Sorry, but you obviously lack absolute basic knowledge of Linux. It’s a bit laborious.

I don’t understand why you’re looking at the call for this whole grief.

-p/root/DATA/AppData/crafty/servers/1540b895-6390-4926-a7ef-38dc4857f7df/MinecraftOfflineOnlineConvertermain

What are you saying?

Each process has a current (work) directory. If you are in /home/user and follow relative paths, refer to this work directory. So if MinecraftOfflineOnlineConverter_2_3_4.jar is not in /home/user, instead you just have to specify the name of the file the complete path there – or you change “cd” to the relevant directory.

jo135
6 months ago

-p/DATA/AppData/crafty/servers/uuid/MinecraftOfflineOnlineConverter-main

This is really all possible, but certainly not a valid (absolute) path.

If you have installed your JDK, how to do it correctly on Linux, namely with the built-in package manager (on Debian e.g. apt-get), then the command “java” is available everywhere.