@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

It is by default in the /var/lib/pufferd/servers folder. In there is a json file, which contains the info on how a server (including the arguments) are set. Update that, then restart pufferd to apply it.

@nystrata I have 1.7 TB left on the server.

I checked logs and I didn't have config.json so I just reinstall pufferpanel and it's works now.

@lordralex OMG, Thanks you ! It's now working perfectly fine !

We do not run servers under their own user as there is no security in doing so. It also requires the daemon to run as root, which is not something we want to do (and would open up more attack vectors). This is why it's seen as running as pufferd.

We'd have to know what errors you see in the logs for pufferd (/var/log/pufferd). Did you also restart pufferd after you replaced the json file?

@scherpec You may need to add sudo in front of that to work. So it'll look like chown -R pufferd:pufferd /var/lib/pufferd

Commands also do run in the server's root, so you might have been able to just pass garrysmod/lua/autorun/server/workshop.lua to your python script if it knows where it's running from.

Glad it works!

@merceric You can create and install a server using the Minecaft Forge template (make sure the Version and Memory (MB) fields matches what your modpack uses if possible) Then, copy your modded files into the new server using SFTP (overwrite/replace the old files) And lastly, rename the JAR you want to use to server.jar (If there's already a server.jar that wasn't part of your modpack, rename the old server.jar to something else like server.jar.old) Most modpacks have their own server.properties, so the port and address you specified while installing may not be the same as the server's server.properties.

The authtoken in /etc/pufferd/config.json is not valid anymore. You will have to log into your database and use the following to get the new token: USE pufferpanel; SELECT name, daemon_secret FROM nodes; Update the config with the new token, then use systemctl reload pufferd to apply the change.

As Ralex said, it's not the panel causing the problem. Spigot BuildTools simply won't do 1.8.9 However, you can install 1.8.8 server and use that instead. 1.8.9 players can connect to 1.8.8 servers.