This is all controlled by your web server. Unless you chose a domain which you already had your forum on, it should not have collided with your existing sites. The panel resides in /srv/pufferpanel only. The other paths you linked are the daemon, which is not related to your web server or even those files.

@peda1996 said in Daemon Crashing: @lordralex Is there any way of getting this dev build? I sometimes really need this kill button ^^ by the way, thanks for the fast answer All of our builds are located at https://dl.pufferpanel.com if you are truly desperate, however note those builds are not properly supported. i do not make any guarantee that any non-release build will not crash in other ways, or otherwise corrupt stuff. We are working to push out v1.2.5 for the daemon sometime later this week, assuming that we pass testing of it, which will contain this fix.

Worked perfect! Thank you.

@systeme-cardinal Thats Nice !

Could you provide me with permissions commands? I used few commands, for example chown -R pufferd:pufferd /var/lib/pufferd/servers but I'm not sure if this did anything. Could you give me some examples for permissions?

ok working thx

This was posted in the website FAQ: "Q: Billing module? The development team takes the stance that any user who wishes to make money off of selling servers should be using software which has paid support or a similar guarantee to get support if and when there are issues. We also believe that such users should also use a panel which has been through numerous security audits to protect both their own information and that of their customers. As such, we do not believe we are the best software for such a service. We do not over-sell ourselves and will not risk our own users for the sake of making money, or those that use our software in any form to make money. While a module may occur in the future, the current panel code is not suitable for supporting such a feature."

Omg, i installed Ubuntu @ 32bit [facepalm]

When I run it with sudo it works, and everything works up to the last command, which I'd assume is supposed to actually run the installer? I just get: [myname]@[computername]:/srv$ sudo -i ./pufferpanel install -bash: ./pufferpanel: Is a directory

@rainofpain125 If you want to manually edit the launch arguments of the server, see the /var/lib/pufferd/servers directory on your machine. There, you'll JSON files for each of the servers. Find the JSON for your server and you'll find the launch arguments there. After editing the JSON, use the panel's Reload Server Data option or restart the pufferd daemon for the changes to take effect.

I Fixed It I downloaded a plain file and changed its name to server.jar spigot-1.8.8.jar I changed his name to server.jar and uploaded it and then I dropped and got up