< NetworkInterceptor 1.0 config.yml
> NetworkInterceptor 2.0.0 config.yml
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< # made with <3 by Luck
---
> # originally made with <3 by Luck
> #
> # Updated and maintained by drives_a_ford and SlimeDog
>
> # Design: SlimeDog
> # Implementation: drives_a_ford
> # Testing: SlimeDog
> #
> # Minecraft version support: 1.12.2, 1.13,2, 1.14.4, 1.15.2, 1.16.5, 1.17.x
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< # how we should intercept network requests
< # any of: 'security-manager', 'proxy-selector'
---
> # Network requests may be detected by either or both of the following methods.
> #
> # security-manager:
> # - Installs a custom SecurityManager into the server
> # - Will intercept all outgoing network requests
> # - May be incompatible with other plugins which install a security manager
> # - In particular, note that AAC disables itself if the security-manager method is enabled.
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< # security-manager: - installs a custom SecurityManager into the server.
< # - will catch all outgoing network requests
< # - may be incompatible with other plugins which install a
< # security manager.
< #
< # proxy-selector: - installs a custom ProxySelector into the server.
< # - will catch *most* outgoing http requests
< # - will not catch requests which specifically define their
< # proxy
< # - shouldn't be incompatible with anything
---
> # proxy-selector:
> # - Installs a custom ProxySelector into the server
> # - Will intercept most outgoing HTTP requests
> # - Will not catch requests which specifically define their proxy
> # - Should not be incompatible with anything
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< # you can define multiple methods.
---
> # Both methods may be enabled, and are recommended.
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> # bStats metrics
> enable-metrics: true
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< # Configures the logging aspect of the plugin
---
> # Processing mode is allow or deny
> # In allow mode, outbound network connections to specified targets will be allowed.
> # In deny mode, outbound network connections to specified targets will be denied (blocked).
> # In either mode, trusted plugins may be specified.
> mode: deny
>
> # Enable/disable logging of outbound network connections.
> #
> # Enable/disable stack traces for each connection attempt.
> # Stack traces will always be included in the file output.
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< # - allows network requests to be logged to the console or a file
< # - useful for monitoring activity and constructing blacklists (see below)
---
> # Connection requests may be logged to the console
> # or to plugins/NetworkInterceptor/intercept.log
> # Options are
> # - console
> # - file
> # - all
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<
< # if logging is enabled
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< # if stack traces should be printed for each attempt
< # these will always be included in the file output
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> mode: file
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< # where we should log to
< # either: 'console', 'file' or 'all'
< mode: console
<
<
< # Configures the blocking aspect of the plugin
< #
< # - allows network requests to be blocked
< # - can either use a whitelist or a blacklist approach
< block:
<
< # if blocking is enabled
---
> # Enable/disable blocking.
> # If blocking is disabled, logging will still occur unless disabled above.
> blocking:
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< # how we should block
< # either: 'whitelist' or 'blacklist'
< mode: blacklist
<
< # the whitelist / blacklist
< # entries should be lowercase
< list:
< # common plugin metrics services
< - "bstats.org"
< - "report.mcstats.org"
< - "report.mcupdate.org"
<
< # minecraft snooper
< - "snoop.minecraft.net"
---
> # Configure whether fully qualified domain names (FQDNs) are mapped to their IP addresses
> # This will allow calls to IP addresses that are the result of a call to a specific FQDN
> # within a certain amount of time of the former.
> mapping:
> enabled: true
> # The time (in ms) within which IPs are allowed to pass as per their FQDN permissions
> timer: 1000
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< # spigot api for update checking
< - "api.spigotmc.org"
---
> # Trusted plugins
> # In allow mode, outbound network connections by these plugins will be allowed.
> # In deny mode, outbound network connections by these plugins will be allowed,
> # unless the target is explicitly blocked in the targets list.
> #
> # If LuckPerms is installed, we recommend listing it as a trusted plugin,
> # to simplify configuration.
> trusted-plugins:
> - none
> # LuckPerms
>
> # The target list
> # Entries should be lowercase
> # In allow mode, outbound network connections to these targets will be allowed.
> # In deny mode, outbound network connections to these targets will be blocked.
> targets:
>
> # A list of disallowed FQDNs and IP addresses
> - 'example.com'
> - 'example.org'
