Configuration
What follows is the default config. The # after is just comments and explains what that part does, it is not a part of the file.
#Explanation of this file, suggest reading so you know what #everything does # #protection: which protections to enable #protection.ip: whether to enable the IP protection (true/false) # #limits: the limits to names and ips #limits.member: limits set on members #limits.member.ip: how many ips a member can use #limits.member.name: how many names can use one ip #limits.admin: limits set on admins #limits.admin.ip: how many ips an admin can use #limits.admin.name: how many names can use one ip # #throddle: how many ticks between logins # #messages: allows setting of different messages #messages.whitelist: the kick message when the antimulti whitelist is on #messages.max: the messages to show when a certain limit is reached #messages.max.ip: the message to show when the ip has been used too many times #messages.max.name: the message to show when the name has used too many ips # #startup: toggle what things start up with the server #startup.whitelist: whether to start the antimulti whitelist on server start (true/false) # #version: the version this config was made from (do not touch this please) # #mysql: the mysql details #mysql.enable: whether to use the mysql for storage (true/false) if false, the rest may be left blank #mysql.host: the host used to connect to the mysql #mysql.port: the port used to conect to the mysql #mysql.user: the username used to connect to the mysql #mysql.pass: the password used to connect to the mysql #mysql.db: the database to use protection: ip: true limits: member: ip: 2 name: 2 admin: ip: 1 name: 1 throddle: 5 messages: whitelist: 'You are not whitelisted' max: ip: 'Too many IPs used' name: 'Too many names used' startup: whitelist: false version: 2.0.7 mysql: enable: false host: localhost port: 3666 user: root pass: password db: database