So I and my friends play on a geyser server. We downloaded the plugin and tried to use it. It worked fine for the java users but the bedrock users couldn't see the textures. We tried converting the pack to bedrock and while they were able to download it, they still couldn't see the textures. Is there any way in which we can configure it so bedrock players can see the custom textures. Thanks.

Without more information, my best guess is that the conversion to the bedrock resourcepack wasn't correct or complete. For more information, you can check the player logs of the bedrock players or tell me more about this resourcepack conversion process.

Hmm. So I ran KCI debug and it turns out that the java resource pack isn't working either, and that the .zip file isn't valid. Anyway, I used a mobile app called MCPE Resourcepack Converter for the conversion. The pack is linked below.
ezyZip.zip

I had to convert it from an .mcpack to a .zip file for it to be downloaded.

Yes, but I that is the same link I used for this server.

When /kci debug tells you that the file is not a ZIP file, this usually indicates that the resourcepack url points to some preview rather than the actual file. (In the case of dropbox, this usually indicates that you forgot the dl=1 at the end.)

The resourcepack url you posted on BukkitDev should be fine though.

In that case, restarting your server might help. I remember similar weird problems in the past, but I was never able to figure out why they happened.

So I tried restarting it multiple times and it kept saying the same thing The resource-pack in your server.properties points to some file, but it doesn't seem to be a valid zip file

What should I do?

Download the server.properties from your server and show its content. I doubt it is really the url you showed on BukkitDev.

Files _ Aternos _ Free Minecraft Server.zip

here

That's the server properties

This is the .zip file
EmeraldGear.zip
.

That is not a proper minecraft resourcepack:

It should instead look like this:

It looks like it is some Aternos container that contains the actual resourcepack somewhere deep within.

Your resourcepack url seems fine, but I think the sha1 should be 0da9e3a0621bfe79abb5fcc256fd243fb6a1f895 instead of eadb1f905453aed28bd3e814d6878a96bf3ea491. I don't know why /kci debug tells that the url is wrong, but it's not unusual that weird things like this happen on Aternos. You can also check your minecraft client log, which should be more accurate.

I'm closing this due to inactivity. Feel free to reopen this.