The server stops right after start
Usually java.lang.OutOfMemoryError or a JVM exit with no message. On 1.5 GB there
is very little headroom — a modpack plus a view distance of 12 will do it every time.
- Lower
view-distanceto 6 andsimulation-distanceto 4. - Remove or trim datapacks and plugins you aren't using.
- Don't raise the memory flags above what the panel allocates; the process gets killed.
"Unsupported class file major version"
The server jar and the Java runtime don't match. Newer Minecraft versions need a newer Java. In the panel's startup tab, pick a runtime that matches your server version — then start the server once without any custom flags to see whether it comes up.
Can't connect, but the panel says online
- Wait for
Done (in the console — "online" in the panel only means the container is running. - Check the port: Bedrock needs address and port, unlike Java.
- If you changed
server-portmanually, revert it; the panel assigns the port. - Client and server versions must match on Java.
The world is gone after a reinstall
Reinstalling an edition replaces the server directory. Backups are not deleted, so open the backup tab and restore the most recent one — then download a copy before trying again.
Include the server address, the edition, and the last 20 lines of the console. That's usually enough for a first answer without a round trip.
Still stuck?
Email hello@suckshosting.example. One person reads it; expect a reply within a couple of days, not minutes. For account or security issues, see security.
The full reference is in the docs — including limits, loaders and backups.