it should be installed and now im getting " Unable to access jarfile" errors on all server when i used chmod how do i reset it to normal
oh, well, a hack-fix would be chmod -R 0777 /home/minecraft/multicraft/jar/pocketmine/ I know it's bad!
this is the new error im getting "9.02 15:48:36 [Server] INFO Executable writeable by others, not running (/jar/pocketmine/bin/php7/bin/php) 19.02 15:48:36 [Multicraft] Server shut down (starting) 19.02 15:48:36 [Multicraft] Restarting crashed server in 5 seconds 19.02 15:48:36 [Multicraft] Looks like a crash, check the server console. Return value: 197 19.02 15:48:36 [Multicraft] Server stopped 19.02 15:48:39 [Multicraft] Received stop command 19.02 15:48:39 [Multicraft] Server stopped"
now im getting this "19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Starting server! 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Loaded config for "Other: PocketMine-MP" 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Server executable "/jar/pocketmine/bin/php7/bin/php" not found, server startup might fail! 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Updating eula.txt file 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Failed to obtain process information: NoSuchProcess no process found with pid 7265 19.02 16:46:44 [Server] INFO Executable '/jar/pocketmine/bin/php7/bin/php' not found: Permission denied' 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Server shut down (starting) 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Restarting crashed server in 5 seconds 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Looks like a crash, check the server console. Return value: 255 19.02 16:46:44 [Multicraft] Server stopped 19.02 16:46:48 [Multicraft] Received stop command 19.02 16:46:48 [Multicraft] Server stopped"
Did you add the phar.conf file configured with your PHP path? If not, check https://forums.pmmp.io/threads/pocketmine-in-multicraft.3767/#post-35938
it still looks like your php bin is not installed correctly/has the wrong permissions Grab the php bin from here PHP_Linux-x86_64.tar.gz or compile your own.
you really need to fix your permissions! Are you A B S O L U T E L Y sure that you are logged in as root? Try to add a `sudo` in front of whatever command you use to start multicraft.
Typing 'pwd' outputs the full path of the directory in which you are currently working, and 'ls -al' (-al, not -ai) will list all files, including hidden, with user, group and permissions.