So I spent a little time updating mcconfig to work with the Craftbukkit as well as Minecraft, and added the following additional functions.
Just a very small and basic package to help configure your Minecraft server running on your Synology systems. Still a few limits and additional features to be added, but at current you can set options in the server.properties file and upload/add and download levels/maps/worlds, view logs etc…
So I finally got back to this after some very nice holidays, only to be very very disappointed by the sqlite performance compared to MySQL. The plan was to remove the requirement of MySQL altogether but to be honest I’ve only used sqlite in c++ in the past and not the likes of php so I might be doing something wrong, I’ll revisit this from time to time.
As I may be busy over the next few weeks fixing little things here and there I thought that a database upgrade option would be handy, so, if you have already upgraded to version 0.6 or higher you no longer need to start from scratch and can keep your data.
A small bug came to light when viewing a profile with more then 3 pages of dups, although if processing the dups at one page at a time you would still be able to process all the dups in the profile. Still it’s nice to be able to view all the dups in a profile before processing anything so I though I’d push out the updated version instead of waiting.