# The IP addresses(s) the SSH server will listen on. Use a comma separated list for multiple addresses.
# Leave as "all" for all addresses.
ListenAddress: all
# The port the SSH server will listen on. Note that anything above 1024 will require you to run
# the whole minecraft server with elevated privileges, this is not recommended and you should
# use iptables to route packets from a lower port.
Port: 1025

# Operational mode. Don't touch if you don't know what you're doing. Can be either DEFAULT or RPC
Mode: DEFAULT

# Enable built-in SFTP server or not. You'll be able to connect and upload/download files via SFTP protocol.
# Might be useful for testing purposes as well , i. e. docker containers.
EnableSFTP: true

# Number of times a person can fail to use an SSH key or enter a password
# before it terminates the connection.
LoginRetries: 3

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# By default, only public key authentication is enabled. This is the most secure mode.
# To authorize a user to login with their public key, install their key using the
# OpenSSH authorized_keys file format in the authorized_users directory. Name the key
# file with the user's username and no extension. Note: If you want to let a user have
# many keys, you can append the keys to their file in authorized_users.
########################################################################################

# For less secure username and password based authentication, complete the sections below.

# Type of hashing to use for the passwords below.
# Options are: PLAIN (insecure), bcrypt, pbkdf2, sha256
#
# You can use the console/in-game command `/mkpasswd [hash] PASSWORD` to
# generate a password hash string then copy it for your passwords below.
# You can also use `/mkpasswd help` to see what algorithms are supported.
PasswordType: bcrypt

# Associate each username with a password hash (or the password if the PasswordType is set to PLAIN)
Credentials:
#    user1: password1
#    user2: password2