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This also allows download via browser, but still will not download via the Minecraft client. I've tried making the URL an HTTP link instead of HTTPS (in the thought that 'no protocol' meant my local Java client couldn't hit an HTTPS URL for one or another reason). Kept the MC launcher running so I could read console output and found this. This is when I manually tested my download links from my in-house data connection and on my 4gLTE provider, both worked fine so Dropbox is sending the file when requested. It gets the proper \ (escape) treatment:Īnd when I connect to the server, I'm asked if I would like to download the resource pack. I place the link into my server.properties file and restart the server. When I hit that link from any browser, the file downloads. I've configured my server.properties file with this line

I hope that saves someone the amount of frustration the server caused me.I'm running a Minecraft server on a local host in my house (FreeNas with MineOS plugin).

There are a few more steps once you've run that but there are better tutorials about running a Minecraft server (although not for anything that requires Java 16) Then run sudo java -Xmx2048M -Xms2048M -jar nogui That will download the current version (as of ) of the Paper Minecraft Server. Go to that directory and run the following: sudo wget Once you've setup and configured the OS (including updates and adding to your network) run sudo apt install openjdk-16-jdk-headlessĬreate a folder for Minecraft sudo mkdir Minecraft

Using the Raspberry Pi imager select other general purpose OS, then Ubuntu.

So for anyone else who is trying to get Minecraft working on a Raspberry Pi 4, here's what I did: I was so single-minded on getting the server built I couldn't see the wood for the trees. However, the Ubuntu build for the Raspberry Pi does support Java 16. As someone commented, I was using the default Raspberry Pi OS to build the server, but it doesn't easily support Java 16.