for starters I have wrote simple script to stop server, I named file top.py It runs, and kicks back an error, “Error: Only in-game players can use top.”
#!/usr/bin/env python2.7
USER = ‘mc’
server minecraft stop
That’s an error you get?
I cannot imagine how, considering that script does not feel complete. If those lines are indeed being run from a python2.7 interpreter, ‘server minecraft stop’ shouldn’t be able to know about Minecraft at all–that’s just a syntax error.
In addition, none of the scripts I’ve ever written ever have those words “only in-game players can use [s]top”–it appears you might be summarizing but omitting a few parts. Can you provide a complete example of what you’ve tried, with full source code and the actual error output?
Maybe I left something out, In WebUI I run the script and I get that error
Alright, what I mean to say is that your script shouldn’t run at all.
- The first line of your script is !/ (which is an improper hashbang,
#!). - The last line of your script is something that would execute in a
BASH interpreter, which is not the interpreter you’re intending to
use (python). - And lastly, the web-ui doesn’t run any external scripts, bash or
python.
So, this script doesn’t really have a chance of addressing what you’re trying to do, for multiple reasons. I also can’t think of any way in which the web-ui would produce that error, so you’ll need to do 2 things here:
- provide some insight on what you’re trying to accomplish
- provide actual copy/pasted errors or screenshots that demonstrate how this error is even coming up.
OR
provide all the materials/instructions I’d need on my own virtual machine to simulate the exact error you’re getting.