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Server configuration

This is a complete list of all supported settings for the server.ini configuration file. See example_server.ini for a more practical example.

The server.ini actually uses Plasma console commands, which are also used by .fni files. Unless indicated otherwise, all values should be surrounded with double quotes to avoid parsing issues with spaces or other symbols.

To use a different configuration file than the default server.ini, you can run the client with the option -ServerIni=path/to/other.ini.

Server.DispName

Example: Server.DispName "Example Shard"

A human-readable name for the shard. Optional.

This value is currently never displayed to the user, but it is used as an identifier for the shard when saving login information. That is, two shards with the same Server.DispName will share their saved login info with each other.

Server.Status

Example: Server.Status "https://moula.example.net/status"

The full URL of the server status page to be displayed in the patcher and login dialogs. Optional - if omitted, the default status message "Welcome to URU" is displayed forever.

Server.Signup

Example: Server.Signup "https://moula.example.net/signup"

The URL that is opened by the "Need an account?" button in the login window. Optional - if omitted, the button is disabled.

Server.Port

Example: Server.Port 14617

The default server port number, used where the server address doesn't contain an explicit port number. Optional - if omitted, defaults to the standard MOUL server port 14617.

The value is an integer and shouldn't be quoted.

Server.(Type).Host

Example:

Server.Gate.Host "moula.example.net"
Server.File.Host "moula.example.net"
Server.Auth.Host "moula.example.net"

The addresses of the gatekeeper, file, and auth servers, respectively. Each address may be a domain name or a plain IP addresses, optionally including a port number. If no explicit port is specified, the default port from Server.Port is used.

Server.File.Host and/or Server.Auth.Host are optional - if omitted, the respective addresses are obtained dynamically from the gatekeeper server. Server.Gate.Host is required, unless all other addresses are set explicitly. There is no Server.Game.Host setting, because the game server address is always obtained dynamically from the auth server.

For most shards, Server.Gate.Host and Server.Auth.Host should be set and Server.File.Host should be left unset.

Server.(Type).N/X

Example:

Server.Gate.N "kEso0EnSJNkgyQtVyUO8IGAzy9cVgtEZG3Dy/s0urdYgu+omUP0/3sQihN5EOJqqXQl2ahI7cifHptdDafekOA=="
Server.Gate.X "Pds9j7NYWE9o6WV6o88EhGczzxR/NpNimHn9yLq2X9xoAdiEH1x2R1w/O5nwWv3CPmVEPgm9IalIcr0CvZOy+Q=="
Server.Auth.N "tSNEa6OAIdfDby8p+lW8YOxqDZL1VUwVHPHbx01MuNxQ1Un8tlWYFi5mqzQPIZqjI3rX0YFLJatQUHr45jX6jQ=="
Server.Auth.X "GvO3GWDQaWnK+ZSJxTKCaEfOjWwJxMt85H9vvqC+nA84mw9hpqlezfyz86k5Nfo5BQ+dg5hivAcuK3CQC/+Isw=="
Server.Game.N "j1amo5e+ID/FhzgSEm2razSbZjhXEWEKGlTCZstbMU3kt3gMyANeR7mOw0MbRf5y7uV1Q4hhfCmRj3HrQhkXLQ=="
Server.Game.X "G+nYVfMDb/q8zT1qs7uy2j91jLmesUPq72TVLlUB7OXrWyP77ponIPlZDfSPu8EFVbndJWHONlOtI8AIxh3PIQ=="

The Diffie-Hellman n and x values for the gatekeeper, auth, and game server connections, respectively. The values are packed 512-bit integers in big-endian (OpenSSL) byte order, encoded as base-64. Note that this is opposite from the little-endian byte order used in the pnNetBase .hpp files in Cyan's original source.

Any pair of N/X settings may be omitted to disable encryption for that server type. This is only recommended for testing purposes - public shards should always have all six keys configured.

Server.(Type).G

Example:

Server.Gate.G 4
Server.Auth.G 41
Server.Game.G 73

The Diffie-Hellman g values for the gatekeeper, auth, and game server connections, respectively. Optional - if any of these settings is omitted, the standard g value for that server type is used. Most shards use these standard values, so there's usually no need to set these explicitly.

The values are integers and shouldn't be quoted.