A step-by-step guide to agreeing to Minecraft's EULA for a seamless server setup

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Setting up a Minecraft Java Edition server may sometimes result in the following error message:

"You need to agree to the EULA in order to run the server. Go to eula.txt for more info."

Minecraft's EULA (End-User License Agreement) applies to all servers and clients, including Bukkit, Spigot, and Forge servers. Read the full EULA on Mojang's website. Please note that, as per our Terms of Service, if your server violates Mojang's EULA, it may be suspended until you remove the offending content.

How to Accept the EULA for Your Minecraft Server

Follow these simple steps to agree to your server's EULA and avoid any related issues:

Stop your server using the red Stop button.
Access your server directory by navigating to Files > FTP Access.
Find and open 'eula.txt' in the server directory.
Read the EULA thoroughly before changing eula=false to eula=true.
Start your server using the green Start button.

By following these steps, you can successfully accept the EULA for your Minecraft server and enjoy a seamless gaming experience without any further EULA-related issues.

Conclusion

Accepting Minecraft's EULA for your Java Edition server is a crucial step in ensuring compliance with Mojang's terms. By following this easy guide, you can quickly and effectively agree to the EULA and prevent any potential issues, allowing you to focus on enjoying your Minecraft server experience.

Updated on: 12/04/2023