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Players
Players online and players who have joined before, with Op/De-op, Kick, Ban/Pardon and Whitelist (the Dashboard's Connected Players card has the quick versions of these). The Whitelist card turns it on (only listed players can join) or off. Add or manage a player works for people who haven't joined yet.


Asking to join: when the whitelist is on, friends setting up with your invite can send their Minecraft name. They appear at the top of the Players page (and the Dashboard says so): Allow adds them to the whitelist, Ignore drops the request. A browser notification can tell you too (Craft Conductor settings → Sounds & notifications → Notifications). Only someone with your invite can ask, and requests are limited.
Player activity (at the bottom of the Players page): who played over the Last 7, 30 or 90 days, with their time played, visits and when they were last seen, and a grid of the week, one square per hour, darker when more people are usually on (your computer's time). After a few days of play it names the quietest time (usually nobody on, preferring the early morning) and the busiest, and Restart every day at this time makes that the scheduled restart (Settings → Schedule). Craft Conductor notes each visit as players join and leave (in .craft-conductor/activity.jsonl, kept for 90 days); nothing is sent anywhere.
This page is the user manual that comes with Craft Conductor (Help → User manual in the app). It's made from manual.md: change it there, not here.
User manual
- Start here
- What it can and can't do
- Getting started
- Creating a server
- Messages
- Your servers
- Dashboard
- Console
- Players
- Mods
- Updates
- Backups
- Java
- Settings
- Playing with friends
- Joining a friend's server
- Remote access and phones
- People and what they may do
- Craft Conductor settings
- Troubleshooting
- Getting help
Power users
- Power users: start here
- Configuration (craft-conductor.toml)
- Building servers from the command line
- Running it forever
- Linux servers without a screen
- Managing players from the command line
- Java in detail
- How an upgrade works
- Updating Craft Conductor
- Mods that block third-party downloads
- Security
- Other ways to install
- For maintainers
- Where Craft Conductor keeps things
- Command line