Reloading a Minecraft server command allows you to update the server's configuration without restarting the server. This is useful for making changes to settings, plugins, or other aspects of the server without disrupting gameplay.
Reloading Server Commands
To reload a Minecraft server command, you typically use the /reload
command. However, the exact command and method may vary depending on the server software you're using.
Here are some common ways to reload server commands:
- Using the
/reload
command: This command is available in most server software and is usually the simplest way to reload the server. Simply type/reload
in the server console or in-game chat, and the server will reload its configuration. - Using a plugin: Some plugins provide their own commands for reloading specific configuration files or restarting specific services. For example, a plugin managing permissions might offer a
/reloadperms
command. - Using the server control panel: Many server hosting providers offer control panels that allow you to reload the server with a single click.
Example:
/reload
Note: The specific command and method for reloading server commands may vary depending on the server software you are using. Consult your server software's documentation for detailed instructions.