Difference between revisions of "XChat"

Latest revision as of 16:40, 17 January 2015

XChat is a 1337 plugin for cross server communication, backend and front end.

Tip: Before starting to mess around with a configuration file, please head over here and familiarise yourself.

Configuration	Value	Description
server-id	String	This is used to identify the server in various ways. If this is null (or unset) XChat will fallback to server.properties' server-name. If the server-name in server_properties is null, this server-id will be set to 'XChat'. If a server-id already actively exists, the id is appended with an integer that keeps incrementing until the server-id becomes unique.
databases	Section	This configuration section contains a list of databases that the instance of XChat should connect to and retrieve information from. Only MySQL and Redis are supported.
databases.mysql	Section	This configuration section contains the MySQL connection info.
databases.mysql.ip	String	This is the ip address of the MySQL database to connect to.
databases.mysql.port	Integer	This is the port of the MySQL database to connect to.
databases.mysql.user	String	This is the username to use when connecting to the MySQL database.
databases.mysql.password	String	This is the password to use when connecting to the MySQL database.
databases.redis	Section	This configuration section contains the Redis connection info.
databases.redis.ip	String	This is the ip address of the Redis database to connect to.
databases.redis.port	Integer	This is the port of the Redis database to connect to.

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 {{tip|text=Before starting to mess around with a configuration file, please head over [[Configurations|here]] and familiarise yourself.}}