Checks if a Minecraft player has a paid account (premium). If so, they can skip offline authentication (auth plugins). So they don't need to enter passwords. This is also called auto login (auto-login).
- Detect paid accounts from others
- Automatically login paid accounts (premium)
- Support various of auth plugins
- Premium UUID support
- Forward skins
- Detect username changed and will update the existing database record
- BungeeCord/Velocity support
- Auto register new premium players
- No client modifications needed
- Good performance by using async operations
- Locale messages
- Support for Bedrock players proxies through FloodGate
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/premium [player] Label the invoker or the argument as paid account
/cracked [player] Label the invoker or the argument as cracked account
fastlogin.bukkit.command.premium
fastlogin.bukkit.command.cracked
fastlogin.command.premium.other
fastlogin.command.cracked.other
This plugin supports PlaceholderAPI on Spigot. It exports the following variable
%fastlogin_status%. In BungeeCord environments, the status of a player will be delivered with a delay after the player
already successful joined the server. This takes about a couple of milliseconds. In this case the value
will be Unknown.
Possible values: Premium, Cracked, Unknown
- Java: 21+ recommended for improved multi-threading code by FastLogin
- Spigot: 8+
- BungeeCord and Velocity: 17+
- Server software in offlinemode:
- Spigot (or a fork e.g. Paper) 1.8.8+
- Protocol plugin:
- Latest BungeeCord (or a fork e.g. Waterfall) or Velocity proxy
- Spigot (or a fork e.g. Paper) 1.8.8+
- An auth plugin.
This plugin performs network requests to:
- https://api.mojang.com - retrieving uuid data to decide if we should activate premium login
- https://sessionserver.mojang.com - verify if the player is the owner of that account
- Download and install ProtocolLib/ProtocolSupport
- Download and install
FastLoginBukkit - Set your server in offline mode by setting the value
onlinemodein your server.properties tofalse
Install the plugin on both platforms, that is proxy (BungeeCord or Velocity) and backend server (Spigot).
- Activate proxy support in the server configuration
- This is often found in
spigot.ymlorpaper.yml
- This is often found in
- Restart the backend server
- Now there is
allowed-proxies.txtfile in the FastLogin folder of the restarted server- BungeeCord: Put your
stats-id from the BungeeCord config into this file - Velocity: On plugin startup the plugin generates a
proxyId.txtinside the plugins folder of the proxy
- BungeeCord: Put your
- Activate ip forwarding in your proxy config
- Check your database settings in the config of FastLogin on your proxy
- The proxies only ship with a limited set of drivers where Spigot supports more. Therefore, these are supported:
- BungeeCord:
mysqlfor MySQL/MariaDB - Velocity:
mariadbfor MySQL/MariaDB - Note the embedded file storage SQLite is not available
- MySQL/MariaDB requires an external database server running. Check your server provider if there is one available or install one.
- Set proxy and Spigot in offline mode by setting the value
onlinemodein yourconfig.ymlto false - You should always configure the firewall for your Spigot server so that it's only accessible through your proxy
- This is also the case without this plugin
- https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/bungeecord-installation/#post-installation