How to disable registration?

[RPWouters]

I want to shutdown the registration possibility after my friends registered. Because now unwanted players can join and register.

[lenis0012]

@RPWouters I just added this in the latest dev build. Please give it a tryl There should be an option to disable registration in the config.

[lenis0012]

https://ci.codemc.io/view/Author/job/lenis0012/job/LoginSecurity/133/

[mohaidoss]

It's working great, thanks @lenis0012 ! Only struggle is the key names used in the config, having multiple enabled keys in the yml, makes it hard to edit the config using sed only

[RPWouters]

It's indeed working, thank you!;

[lenis0012]

It's working great, thanks @lenis0012 ! Only struggle is the key names used in the config, having multiple enabled keys in the yml, makes it hard to edit the config using sed only

what would you suggest instead?

[mohaidoss]

It's working great, thanks @lenis0012 ! Only struggle is the key names used in the config, having multiple enabled keys in the yml, makes it hard to edit the config using sed only

what would you suggest instead?

@lenis0012 Just to keep the same structure, I would suggest prefixing the keys. For example: config.yml before

registration:
  enabled: true

config.yml after

registration:
  registration_enabled: true

This config can easily be edited with bash command sed, cause there is only one exact match

sed -i "s|registration_enabled\:*|registration_enabled:false|" ./config.yml```

[lenis0012]

It's working great, thanks @lenis0012 ! Only struggle is the key names used in the config, having multiple enabled keys in the yml, makes it hard to edit the config using sed only

what would you suggest instead?

@lenis0012 Just to keep the same structure, I would suggest prefixing the keys. For example: config.yml before

registration:
  enabled: true

config.yml after

registration:
  registration_enabled: true

This config can easily be edited with bash command sed, cause there is only one exact match

sed -i "s|registration_enabled\:*|registration_enabled:false|" ./config.yml```

I see. if that is the issue would something like "accept-new-users" work as well?

[lenis0012]

Also I just thought of this but why didn't you just enable whitelisting? @RPWouters

[mohaidoss]

It's working great, thanks @lenis0012 ! Only struggle is the key names used in the config, having multiple enabled keys in the yml, makes it hard to edit the config using sed only

what would you suggest instead?

@lenis0012 Just to keep the same structure, I would suggest prefixing the keys. For example: config.yml before

registration:
  enabled: true

config.yml after

registration:
  registration_enabled: true

This config can easily be edited with bash command sed, cause there is only one exact match

sed -i "s|registration_enabled\:*|registration_enabled:false|" ./config.yml```

I see. if that is the issue would something like "accept-new-users" work as well?

Yes, it would. But the other config values may need that as well !