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Captures live config state of nullstone Purpur 1.21.11 server: - docker-compose.yml (itzg/minecraft-server image, MODRINTH_PROJECTS + PLUGINS lists) - All plugin configs under live-server/plugins/ (no DBs, no jars, no world data) - Server core: bukkit.yml, spigot.yml, purpur.yml, paper-global.yml, paper-world-defaults.yml, server.properties Excluded via .gitignore: - World data (world/, world_nether/, world_the_end/, auth_limbo/) - Sensitive: AuthMe DB (password hashes), Lands DB, CoreProtect DB, Essentials userdata - Jars (auto-fetched), logs, caches, .paper-remapped
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68 lines
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2.4 KiB
YAML
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# This configuration file allows you to execute commands on various events.
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# Supported placeholders in commands:
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# %p is replaced with the player name.
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# %nick is replaced with the player's nick name
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# %ip is replaced with the player's IP address
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# %country is replaced with the player's country
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#
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# For example, if you want to send a welcome message to a player who just registered:
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# onRegister:
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# welcome:
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# command: 'msg %p Welcome to the server!'
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# executor: CONSOLE
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#
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# This will make the console execute the msg command to the player.
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# Each command under an event has a name you can choose freely (e.g. 'welcome' as above),
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# after which a mandatory 'command' field defines the command to run,
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# and 'executor' defines who will run the command (either PLAYER or CONSOLE). Longer example:
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# onLogin:
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# welcome:
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# command: 'msg %p Welcome back!'
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# executor: PLAYER
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# broadcast:
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# command: 'broadcast %p has joined, welcome back!'
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# executor: CONSOLE
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#
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# You can also add delay to command. It will run after the specified ticks. Example:
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# onLogin:
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# rules:
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# command: 'rules'
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# executor: PLAYER
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# delay: 200
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#
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# Supported command events: onLogin, onSessionLogin, onFirstLogin, onJoin, onLogout, onRegister, onUnregister
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#
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# For onLogin and onFirstLogin, you can use 'ifNumberOfAccountsLessThan' and 'ifNumberOfAccountsAtLeast'
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# to specify limits to how many accounts a player can have (matched by IP) for a command to be run:
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# onLogin:
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# warnOnManyAccounts:
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# command: 'say Uh oh! %p has many alt accounts!'
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# executor: CONSOLE
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# ifNumberOfAccountsAtLeast: 5
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# Commands to run for players logging in whose 'last login date' was empty
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onFirstLogin:
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tpToOverworld:
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command: 'mvtp %p world'
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executor: CONSOLE
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delay: 5
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onJoin: {}
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onLogin:
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tpFromLimbo:
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command: 'mvtp %p world'
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executor: CONSOLE
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delay: 5
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onSessionLogin:
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tpFromLimbo:
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command: 'mvtp %p world'
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executor: CONSOLE
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delay: 5
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# These commands are called whenever a logged in player uses /logout or quits.
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# The commands are not run if a player that was not logged in quits the server.
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# Note: if your server crashes, these commands won't be run, so don't rely on them to undo
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# 'onLogin' commands that would be dangerous for non-logged in players to have!
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onLogout: {}
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onRegister: {}
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onSessionLogin: {}
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# Commands to run whenever a player is unregistered (by himself, or by an admin)
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onUnregister: {} |