If you're havving issues with your daemon stopping, first create a screen with:
sudo screen -S "Name of your screen"
Then, run the multicraft start command inside the screen! And you're good to go. You can find more info about screens on google.
Forgot to add, don't use CTRL + C to detach the screen, this will kill the current screen. You can go back to your terminal using CTRL + A + D, this will minimize the screen and you can continue doing whatever you want on your terminal, outside the screen.16-11-2019, 02:51 AMSeveromat Wrote: Wow thanks, dude It works perfectly but my daemon keeps crashing and i can't use it
Also, you can get back yo your screen using the "screen -x" command (if you're only using one screen) or with "screen -r "name"" if you have more than one screen.
Don't forget to install screen first with "apt-get install screen -y", otherwise you'll get an uknown command error.