Web Admin - Bukkit Interface for your Browser Version: v0.1 This plugin runs a small HTTP server which lets you access the Bukkit command line with any Javascript enabled Browser. Usage Enter the address of your server into your browser. Type in the username and password you configured during the plugin setup. You can now see all the output of your server and issue commands with the text box at the bottom. Installation Spoiler (Move your mouse to the spoiler area to reveal the content) Show Spoiler Hide Spoiler If you are on Windows you can also use the setup.bat file to simplify the setup process. Copy the WebAdmin.jar and WebAdmin directory into the plugins diretory of your bukkit server. Open up command prompt and navigate to the WebAdmin folder. Include the bin directory of your java installation to your PATH path "C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin" You may have to modify the path depending on the installed java version, or where you have installed java Create a keystore and a key for the https server with the following command keytool -genkey -alias serverKey -keyalg RSA -keystore store.ks Set the keystore password in the settings file and adjust the server settings. Changing the user password in the config file will only give errors. If you want to change the password just clear the content of the password field. Start the bukkit server. This will launch your default Browser and display a setup page. Enter a username and password to access Web Admin. If you don't enter a login the page will display again the next time you start bukkit. Download Web Admin Source Code on GitHub
It should also work on Linux as Java works cross platform and the keytool is part of the standard JRE. You just have to type in the command manually. Code: keytool -genkey -alias serverKey -keyalg RSA -keystore store.ks I don't know if the keytool is in the default path so if it says something like "command keytool not found" add the java bin directory to the path Code: PATH=$PATH:/usr/java/<version>/bin
It worked fine, I generated the key on my winblows machine and then SFTPed it to my server. Great plugin!
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/web-admn-web-admin-bukkit-interface-for-your-browser.19246/ title missing information, changelog missing
Wasn't this done already? http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/ad...1-05-28-full-webserver-in-a-plugin-803.17249/
Damn. I searched the forum for hours to find a similar plugin before I started and couldn't find one. At least mine is more secure. Well this means I will stop the development for this plugin except anyone actually wants to use it.
I am currently running BukkitHTTPD, and I was wondering if the Web Admin server can bind to a different ip or a subfolder of the current ip? Or can it export a html or other form of a website that can be put into BukkitHTTPD?
To make this clear: 1 PC/Server = 1 IP Address But what you can do is to run it on a different port. Then you access it like addressort Or you disable the HTTP-Server and directly type https://address
I am really interested in your plugin and willing to use it on 860 (and even later) I'll test it right now to see if it works on 860 (I bet so).