* First, To download PuTTY to access SSH.

* Installing Minecraft by using following command: 

yum install java-1.6.0-openjdk

* Switch to the root directory by using following command:

cd

* Create a Minecraft directory

mkdir minecraft

* Enter the directory by using following command: 

cd minecraft

* Download Minecraft by using following line 

wget http://minecraft.net/download/minecraft_server.jar

* Now, Using Following Scripts 

chmod +x minecraft_server.jar
yum install screen
screen

* Then, Start up Minecraft

java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui

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** To close PuTTY and keep Minecraft running.:

Control + a + d

** To get back to the screen where Minecraft is running hold the following keys on your keyboard:

screen -r

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FTP stands for file transfer protocol, and along with telnet and SMTP is one of the oldest protocols still in common use on the Internet. ProFTPD generally uses a single configuration file, found at /etc/proftpd.conf. This file is made up of directives, each of which usually occupies a single line and has a name and value.

How to Setup FTP with ProFTPD in Webmin
1) Login to webmin

http://xx.xx.xx.xx:10000 (may be https:// for Debian/Ubuntu system)

2) Access the Webmin Modules option via Webmin > Webmin Configuration

3) Select Standard module

from www.webmin.com

4) Click the button on the right of that option

5) Choose: proftpd

6) Click Install Module

7) After installation, click Refresh Modules

8) Click Create a new user accessed via System > Users and Groups

9) Provide a username for what is to be your FTP account

10) Select Normal Password and provide a unique, complex password for the account.

11) Select a custom home directory.

12)  Otherwise choose Create home directory near the bottom of the options.

13) Select New Group with same name as user

14) Click Create

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You should be able to access FTP with the username and password you selected, using your server’s IP address as the host.

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