Frequent auto-saves on a Minecraft server are crucial for preserving progress, especially in modded environments. By setting up regular saves, you can prevent data loss in case of server crashes. This guide will show you how to reduce the interval for auto-saves using Peel Panel’s scheduling system.
Step 1: Log into Peel Panel
- Go to https://peel.bananaservers.ca and log in to your account.
- Access your Minecraft server from the dashboard.
Step 2: Create a Save-All Schedule
- Navigate to the Schedules tab on the left-hand side.
- Click Create New Schedule and give it a name like
Auto-Save. - Configure the following options:
- Time Interval: Set the interval at which you want the auto-save to occur. For example, every 5 minutes.
- Command: Use the command
save-allto trigger a server-wide save.
- Set the schedule to Enabled and click Create Schedule.
Tip: Running
save-allevery 5-10 minutes strikes a good balance between performance and reducing potential data loss.
Step 3: Restart the Server
Once your schedule is in place, restart your server to ensure the changes take effect.
Troubleshooting
- Server Lag During Saves: If you experience lag spikes during the save process, consider increasing the interval or optimizing your server’s memory usage (see Guide 2 below for tips).
- Missed Saves: Double-check that the schedule is enabled and the command is properly formatted (
save-all).
