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in [code] blocks in my post, if there is a "%" on the line it indicates that this is a command that I ran (or want you to run) at the prompt.
If there is no "%" this means that the text is the output I got. So the command that I want you to run is actually "ls -l /etc/alternatives/java".
This is just to confirm that when you run "java" you will actually be running the newly installed version.
I also wonder if this is also the reason you got no output when running "readlink -f $(which java)".
I thought the port forwarding question was based around a misunderstanding of the error messages produced when using an older (incompatible) version of java.
I thought the port forwarding question was based around a misunderstanding of the error messages produced when using an older (incompatible) version of java.
can you please go back to the standard minecraft server? As I think I explained earlier it is *much* easier to troubleshoot things when there are fewer unknowns.
can you please go back to the standard minecraft server? As I think I explained earlier it is *much* easier to troubleshoot things when there are fewer unknowns.
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