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Java version for MyController?

Alexandr Kazakov last edited by
Good day.
I try to install MyController on x64 PC With Debian 10
and i get error message
```
java version: 11.0.9.1
Mycontroller.org server required java version 1.7 or later
```
How i can resolve this error ?
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jkandasa Plugin Developer last edited by @Alexandr Kazakov

@Alexandr-Kazakov Try with this start.sh file
https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller-v1-legacy/blob/0f473bafb729baf5551829daa5f838eec9df4384/dist/src/main/package/bin/start.sh
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