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Documentation Index

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Authentication Commands

Player commands for account registration, login, and basic account management.

Registration Commands

/register

Register a new account.
/register <password> <confirm_password>
Aliases: /reg Requirements:
  • Password must meet minimum length requirements
  • Both passwords must match
  • Username must not be already registered
  • Player must not be IP-limited
Example:
/register SecurePass123 SecurePass123

/login

Login to an existing account.
/login <password>
Aliases: /l, /log Features:
  • Auto-login if session is active
  • Brute force protection
  • Session creation on success
Example:
/login SecurePass123

Session Management

/logout

Logout from current session.
/logout
Effects:
  • Invalidates current session
  • Requires login on next join
  • Clears temporary data

Password Management

/changepassword

Change account password.
/changepassword <old_password> <new_password>
Aliases: /changepass Requirements:
  • Must be logged in
  • Old password must be correct
  • New password must meet requirements
Example:
/changepassword OldPass NewSecurePass123

Account Information

/account

Display account information.
/account
Shows:
  • Account creation date
  • Last login time
  • Premium status
  • 2FA enabled status
  • Registered email (if set)

Account Deletion

/unregister

Delete your account.
/unregister <password>
Warning: This action is irreversible and will delete all account data. Requirements:
  • Must be logged in
  • Correct password required
  • Confirmation may be required

Configuration Options

# Commands that are allowed while the user is not authorized
allowed-commands-while-unauthorized=[
    login,
    register,
    "2fa",
    "2faconfirm",
    l,
    log,
    reg,
    resetpassword,
    confirmpasswordreset
]

Next Steps

Account Commands

Additional account management commands.