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Using .bat in a VPS

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I'd like to add automation to my farm, which would extend into a VPS. 

 

My question is, can you use those .bat files in a Linux VPS, or is there something else to use?

 

If not, and I need to get a windows VPS, does anyone have a recommendation for one?

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Pardon my ignorance to the subject. But i'm not very familiar with Linux. It would be possible to install this onto a linux vps?

 

Also, I'm looking for something that would also use the script parameters. 

Edited by Screwbie

Pardon my ignorance to the subject. But i'm not very familiar with Linux. It would be possible to install this onto a linux vps?

yeah, its java so itll work on linux

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yeah, its java so itll work on linux

 

Thank you, this is great and seems a lot easier. 

.bat is windows batch file.  You cannot run it on Linux. You can try using the manager that the other person suggested, it should work as Java is cross platform. 

make it a .sh instead

 

That still won't make it work. Linux takes different parameters than Windows. You'll need to change the params to make it work with linux. 

Windows is .bat

Linux is .sh

Everything else is exactly the same.

On linux you run it through terminal by typing ./filename.sh

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