Most time I seen server crash:
- Memory issue ( need to run couple of memtest to check )
- Disk issue ( server might not be powerful enough to handle I/O during backup and crash )
- Power source ( believe or not I had this happen to me, too many HDD in server and not enough power, server will run but crash if there was some more action going on )

Is the -t on screen necessary? Didn’t have that in my script.

Also, I have server crash almost once every day (not only minecraft, the whole server crashes totaly). I think it is related to my backup script. Most of the times (always?), it crashes in the middle of the night when no one is online. I think it is the backup that causes it because when my backup hdd was full, the server ran for several days without a crash. I backup the whole minecraft folder (server files, plugins, maps, etc). Do you have any opinion on why that happens?

Also, for those who have the dynmap mod, and wants to exclude the web/tiles directory, add this on the end of the tar line:
–exclude “/path/to/bukkit/plugins/dynmap/web/tiles”

In short, internet should not be hindered by stupid and pointless things like this, only thing that it actually do is support piracy as where is the second place people turn this days when things like this happens ? to the torrent site..

I have deleted the swap file from sites-available and sites-enabled…

Finally, I have edited the default file from sites-enabled, yes, enabled folder … restart nginx and it works

Thx for your attention and your great tutorial

Just a note,

In your docs its missing “ufw allow 80″ when you start deploying Mediacore.
In the end of docs, there’s no instructions for restart nginx service… I saw on the video…

Thanks again!