Following is a step-by-step guide on upgrading the Amahi [https://www.amahi.org/apps/multicraft Multicraft] v1.8.1 app to the latest (v2.0.1).Assumed: Multicraft 1.8.2 is already successfully running. you can log into the multicraft web app, as well as have direct or ssh access to the server.<br />

Assumed: Multicraft 1. read 8.2 is already successfully running. You can log into the app, as well as have direct or SSH access to the server.<ol><li>Read the upgrade tips here; [http://multicraft.org/site/docs/install#3here].</li><br /> 2. download <li>Download new multicraft Multicraft installer from http://www.multicraft.org/ (get the linux x64 install file)</li><br /> 3. <li>Stop your minecraft Minecraft server (use the [https://www.amahi.org/apps/multicraft Multicraft] webb app)</li><br /> 4. stop <li>Stop your minecraft Minecraft daemon - using sshSSH: <pre>sudo ./var/hda/web-apps/multicraft/app/bin/multicraft stop</pre></li> 5. <li>Backup your current files.</li><br /><ul>- if <li>If you havent already, set up a share, and change it's address to ''/var/hda/web-apps/multicraft''</li><br />- copy <li>Copy all files and folders to a different location. Be sure to get the content of the ''/app/server '' folder in particular. </li><br />- if <li>If you have permissions issues copying files, use the hda/ shares HDA Shares menu to fix permissions.</li><br /> </ul>6. unzip <li>Unzip (twice) the .tar file downloaded at step 2.</li><br /> 7. create <li>Create a new folder, and copy all files in the installer to ''/var/hda/web-apps/multicraft/install''</li><br /> 8. using ssh <li>Using SSH run setup: <pre>sudo ./var/hda/web-apps/multicraft/install/setup.sh</pre></li> 9. <li>Assuming you have a default amahi Amahi install, you will need the following information:<br /> <pre>install directory - /var/hda/web-apps/multicraft/app

ftp - no</pre>from From memory you can leave everything else at default (it can be changed during the next phase anyway)</li><br /> 10. <li>Using your shares, check that your ''multicraft/app/server '' directory still exists (and any server files are correctly in the folder)</li><br /> 11. <li>Using your HDA/ click on multicraftMulticraft, then change the extension to /''install.php''</li><br /><ul>- this <li>This should open an installer script. </li><br />- check prereq's<li>Check prerequisites. You will probably get a protected mode error, which doesnt doesn't matter as the multicraft Multicraft panel is only on local server anyway. </li><br />- click <li>Click continue, and enter all details required.</li><br /> </ul>12. assuming <li>Assuming it all worked correctly it will now ask you to log into the new multicraft Multicraft menu. default Default login and password are "<code>admin"</code></li><br /> 13. using ssh<li>Using SSH, start your daemon: <pre>sudo ./var/hda/web-apps/multicraft/app/bin/multicraft start</pre></li> 14. change <li>Change password, relog.</li><br /> 15. update multicraft <li>Update Multicraft - update .conf and .jar files to whatever you desire.</li><br /> 16. check <li>Check settings.</li><br /> 17. start minecraft <li>Start Minecraft server using multicraft Multicraft panel (if not already running).</li></ol><br />

notes:'''NOTES:'''licence:Licence: if you have a .key file, place it in ''/var/hda/web-apps/multicraft'', stop your minecraft Minecraft server, :then reboot your server (hdaHDA). when you start your server it will pick up the licence automatically. :You may need to reset permissions after install - use the hda/ shares HDA Shares menu to do so.