Upload Section
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File Upload:
Select a .mrpack modpack file or a single .jar mod file to upload.
Server Settings
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Server UUID:
Unique identifier of your Minecraft server. You can get this from your server provider or find it in the server configuration.
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SSH Host:
The IP address or domain of your server (e.g., minecraft.example.com or 192.168.1.100).
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SSH Username:
Your username for the SSH connection to the server. Usually "ubuntu", "root", or a custom name.
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SSH Password:
Optional. Leave this field empty if you use SSH keys. SSH keys are recommended for security reasons.
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SSH Port:
The port for SSH connections. Default is 22, but may have been changed by your server administrator.
Upload Options
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Max Downloads:
Number of concurrent downloads for modpacks. Higher values = faster, but more server load. (Doesn't apply to JAR uploads)
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Cleanup:
Removes all existing files in the target folder before upload. Caution: All existing mods will be deleted!
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Client-Only Filter:
Filters out mods that are only needed on the client (player PC) and not on the server. (Only applies to modpacks)
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the Server UUID?
The UUID can usually be found in the configuration of your server management panel (like Crafty Controller) or in the server settings.
What's the difference between Modpack and JAR?
Modpacks (.mrpack) contain multiple mods and are automatically downloaded and installed. JAR files are individual mods that are uploaded directly.
Why SSH keys instead of password?
SSH keys are more secure than passwords and are recommended for server access. Many servers are configured to only accept key-based authentication.