System Information Field Value Operating System Linux - Ubuntu 24.04.4 on x86_64 Product AMP ‘Proteus’ v2.8.0.4 (Mainline) Virtualization None Application Minecraft Module MinecraftModule Running in Container No Current State Ready Task loading an old server from a backup. Pr…

Seems like some games have more than just what is in the backup area. See this: [image] Restore backup on new server Technical Support Copy Soulmask current game… for AMP game server FROM: Windows TO: Linux create a new clean Soulmask instance on Linux. L…

still same :frowning: idk what im doing wrong

Could take a look here and make sure your mods set up correctly. [image] Setting Up A Modded Java Minecraft Server How To Preamble Minecraft is a bit notorious for being difficult to mod, given there’s oodles of different modloaders and versions to work with, …

Do your source and target versions of Minecraft match? Rather, was the world you are trying to re-upload also created/maintained in 1.20.4? Same question as above but was the old world also on Paper? Can you send a screenshot of your File Manager root and the top few settings under Configuration > …

yes, it started in 1.20.4 on paper. heres a screenshot [mc server support]

What is your Level Name setting set to? And screenshot of your file manager root please.

level name is set to world [mc server support]

Just asking because it seems obvious that paper is not recognizing your world folder/backup perhaps due to incorrect structure. If you don’t mind and if the size of the backup permits, can you share the backup world? I can try to get it running on a test server. Not sure how else I can assist witho…

Would he need to import the old server.properties file? No idea…just asking.

Sorry for the delay and thanks for providing this. I’m working on downloading it and will get back to you later today on what I’m able to figure out.

Minecraft - loading an old server to no avail

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Jeff_Stevenson 2 August 2026 19:08 2

Seems like some games have more than just what is in the backup area. See this: