Bukkit is a Minecraft Server mod that makes managing and creating servers easier and providing more flexibility. It acts as a framework that other users can use to create mods for Minecraft Servers.

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How do I add plugins to my Bukkit SMP server?

I was wondering how to add plugins to my Minecraft server. I am using Bukkit, and the things I would like to be able to do is spawn stuff, teleport to other players, set home locations, have an ...
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Minecraft Biome Modification? (SMP)

I host a SMP server on a VPS and lately there's been a couple of hard crashes at the hosting facility which has caused some interesting biome glitches. The initial spawn area and the surrounding ...
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How to find a player's redstone clock (or other aggressive circuitry)?

I'm an admin for a minecraft server where I suspect one of the players has set up a fast cycle redstone circuit. The reason is the server uses what seems to me to be too high of cpu for only one or ...
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What, exactly, is Bukkit for Minecraft?

I've read the documentation and everything I can find on this subject, but I'd like to know: What Bukkit does that vanilla Minecraft Server does not Why people decide to use it over vanilla ...
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Is it possible to have a dummy player in SMP?

Me and my friends are playing on a multiplayer server. We have a nether wart farm in the Nether, but it only grows if there is a player in the Nether. We are mainly building a castle so we are not in ...
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Is there a Bukkit plug-in that will prevent Ghasts from spawning?

We planned to create some big buildings in the Nether but to make it challenging on the earth too, we do enable enemies. However, we don't want to enable Ghasts as we find them very annoying since ...
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Minecraft save-all timer

I have recently found that my MC world does not auto-save (Don't answer on how to do that), so I have to /save-all every 5 minutes or so. However, I have created a timer hooked up to a /save-all ...