143 lines
5.0 KiB
YAML
143 lines
5.0 KiB
YAML
# RedisBungee configuration file.
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# Notice:
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# Redis 7.2.4 is last free and open source Redis version after license change
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# https://download.redis.io/releases/redis-7.2.4.tar.gz which you have to compile yourself,
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# unless your package manager still provide it.
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# Here is The alternatives
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# - 'ValKey' By linux foundation https://valkey.io/download/
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# - 'KeyDB' by Snapchat inc https://docs.keydb.dev/docs/download/
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# The Redis server you will use.
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# these settings are ignored when cluster mode is enabled.
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redis-server: 127.0.0.1
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redis-port: 6379
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# Cluster Mode
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# enabling this option will enable cluster mode.
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cluster-mode-enabled: false
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# FORMAT:
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# redis-cluster-servers:
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# - host: 127.0.0.1
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# port: 2020
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# - host: 127.0.0.1
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# port: 2021
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# - host: 127.0.0.1
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# port: 2021
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# you can set single server and Jedis will automatically discover cluster nodes,
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# but might fail if this single redis node is down when Proxy startup, its recommended put the all the nodes
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redis-cluster-servers:
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- host: 127.0.0.1
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port: 6379
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# OPTIONAL: if your redis uses acl usernames set the username here. leave empty for no username.
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redis-username: ""
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# OPTIONAL but recommended: If your Redis server uses AUTH, set the required password.
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redis-password: ""
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# Maximum connections that will be maintained to the Redis server.
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# The default is 10. This setting should be left as-is unless you have some wildly
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# inefficient plugins or a lot of players.
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max-redis-connections: 10
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# since redis can support ssl by version 6 you can use SSL/TLS in redis bungee too!
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# but there is more configuration needed to work see https://github.com/ProxioDev/RedisBungee/issues/18
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# Keep note that SSL/TLS connections will decrease redis performance so use it when needed.
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useSSL: false
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# An identifier for this network, which helps to separate redisbungee instances on same redis instance.
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# You can use environment variable 'REDISBUNGEE_NETWORK_ID' to override
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network-id: "main"
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# An identifier for this BungeeCord / Velocity instance. Will randomly generate if leaving it blank.
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# You can set Environment variable 'REDISBUNGEE_PROXY_ID' to override
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proxy-id: "proxy-1"
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# since RedisBungee Internally now uses JedisPooled instead of Jedis, JedisPool.
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# which will break compatibility with old plugins that uses RedisBungee JedisPool
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# so to mitigate this issue, RedisBungee will create an JedisPool for compatibility reasons.
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# disabled by default
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# Automatically disabled when cluster mode is enabled
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enable-jedis-pool-compatibility: false
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# max connections for the compatibility pool
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compatibility-max-connections: 3
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# restore old login behavior before 0.9.0 update
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# enabled by default
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# when true: when player login and there is old player with same uuid it will get disconnected as result and new player will log in
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# when false: when a player login but login will fail because old player is still connected.
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kick-when-online: true
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# enabled by default
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# this option tells RedisBungee handle motd and set online count, when motd is requested
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# you can disable this when you want to handle motd yourself, use RedisBungee api to get total players when needed :)
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handle-motd: true
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# A list of IP addresses for which RedisBungee will not modify the response for, useful for automatic
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# restart scripts.
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# Automatically disabled if handle-motd is disabled.
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exempt-ip-addresses: []
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# disabled by default
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# RedisBungee will attempt to connect player to last server that was stored.
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reconnect-to-last-server: false
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# For redis bungee legacy commands
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# either can be run using '/rbl glist' for example
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# or if 'install' is set to true '/glist' can be used.
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# 'install' also overrides the proxy installed commands
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#
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# In legacy commands each command got it own permissions since they had it own permission pre new command system,
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# so it's also applied to subcommands in '/rbl'.
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commands:
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# Permission redisbungee.legacy.use
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redisbungee-legacy:
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enabled: false
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subcommands:
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# Permission redisbungee.command.glist
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glist:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.find
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find:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.lastseen
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lastseen:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.ip
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ip:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.pproxy
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pproxy:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.sendtoall
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sendtoall:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.serverid
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serverid:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.serverids
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serverids:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.plist
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plist:
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enabled: false
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install: false
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# Permission redisbungee.command.use
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redisbungee:
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enabled: true
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# Config version DO NOT CHANGE!!!!
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config-version: 2
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