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A security mod that prevents players entering the server if modlist not matches
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Includes tools and features for server management.
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Works on the client or the server alone, but does more when on both.
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Thank you for choosing our Mod Whitelist mod to protect your server from client hacking mods. Let me introduce how it works and what you can do.
This mod works on client and server separately:
- On the client side, it gathers all identifier of mods ("mod_id"s), encrypted them and send to the server.
- On the server side, it checks players who try to connect the server if they install hacking mods, or if they do not install any necessary mods to avoid problems.
But both sides are required. If not:
- Installed on the client side but not installed on the server side. The client player can still enter the server and play, but this mod can not protect your server from hacking.
- Installed on the server side but not installed on the client side. The client player is not allowed to enter the server and sent message "multiplayer.disconnect.mod_whitelist.packet_corruption".
Adding a mod to whitelist and blacklist
The config file is in "<server directory>/config/mod_whitelist-config.json". If you want to add mods to the whitelist or blacklist, please read the following guides.
First, you should find the identifier of the mod (modid), a simple way is open the jar file with an archiver software (eg. WinZip, HaoZip, 7-Zip), open "fabric.mod.json" and see what the value of key "id" is. For example, the modid of Mod Whitelist mod is "mod_whitelist".
Then, add it to CLIENT_MOD_NECESSARY field if you want client players install it. By default, it is blacklist mode, so you can add it to CLIENT_MOD_BLACKLIST field if you do not want client players install it. If you want to use whitelist mode instead, set USE_WHITELIST_ONLY to true and add all whitelist modids to CLIENT_MOD_WHITELIST field.
In addition, if USE_WHITELIST_ONLY is true, CLIENT_MOD_BLACKLIST field is just ignored while running the server. And if USE_WHITELIST_ONLY is true, CLIENT_MOD_WHITELIST field is ignored instead.
As you might see, if fabric-api is installed, the modlist will contains quite a lot of modids. You can run a client with this mod installed, and open ".minecraft/logs/latest.log", and you will see the following format line to simplify gathering the modlist manually:
Mod Whitelist vx.x.x from the client! Modlist: ["fabric-api", "fabric-api-base", ...]
Issue tracker
Visit https://github.com/Viola-Siemens/Mod-Whitelist/issues and post your issue and logs if you find any problems with this mod.
Abstract
Thank you for choosing our Mod Whitelist mod to protect your server from client hacking mods. Let me introduce how it works and what you can do.
This mod works on client and server separately:
- On the client side, it gathers all identifier of mods ("mod_id"s), encrypted them and send to the server.
- On the server side, it checks players who try to connect the server if they install hacking mods, or if they do not install any necessary mods to avoid problems.
But both sides are required. If not:
- Installed on the client side but not installed on the server side. The client player can still enter the server and play, but this mod can not protect your server from hacking.
- Installed on the server side but not installed on the client side. The client player is not allowed to enter the server and sent message "multiplayer.disconnect.mod_whitelist.packet_corruption".
Adding a mod to whitelist and blacklist
The config file is in "<server directory>/config/mod_whitelist-config.json". If you want to add mods to the whitelist or blacklist, please read the following guides.
First, you should find the identifier of the mod (modid), a simple way is open the jar file with an archiver software (eg. WinZip, HaoZip, 7-Zip), open "fabric.mod.json" and see what the value of key "id" is. For example, the modid of Mod Whitelist mod is "mod_whitelist".
Then, add it to CLIENT_MOD_NECESSARY field if you want client players install it. By default, it is blacklist mode, so you can add it to CLIENT_MOD_BLACKLIST field if you do not want client players install it. If you want to use whitelist mode instead, set USE_WHITELIST_ONLY to true and add all whitelist modids to CLIENT_MOD_WHITELIST field.
In addition, if USE_WHITELIST_ONLY is true, CLIENT_MOD_BLACKLIST field is just ignored while running the server. And if USE_WHITELIST_ONLY is true, CLIENT_MOD_WHITELIST field is ignored instead.
As you might see, if fabric-api is installed, the modlist will contains quite a lot of modids. You can run a client with this mod installed, and open ".minecraft/logs/latest.log", and you will see the following format line to simplify gathering the modlist manually:
Mod Whitelist vx.x.x from the client! Modlist: ["fabric-api", "fabric-api-base", ...]
Issue tracker
Visit https://github.com/Viola-Siemens/Mod-Whitelist/issues and post your issue and logs if you find any problems with this mod.
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