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- Note: Minecraft 1.19 and earlier can only validate player public keys against Mojang's public key, not ours, so you should use `enforce-secure-profile=false` on versions earlier than 1.20.
- `TokenStaleSec`: number of seconds after which an access token will go "stale". A stale token needs to be refreshed before it can be used to log in to a Minecraft server. By default, `TokenStaleSec` is set to `0`, meaning tokens will never go stale, and you should never see an error in-game like "Failed to login: Invalid session (Try restarting your game)". To have tokens go stale after one day, for example, set this option to `86400`. Integer. Default value: `0`.
- `TokenExpireSec`: number of seconds after which an access token will expire. An expired token can neither be refreshed nor be used to log in to a Minecraft server. By default, `TokenExpireSec` is set to `0`, meaning tokens will never expire, and you should never have to log in again to your launcher if you've been away for a while. The security risks of non-expiring JWTs are actually quite mild; an attacker would still need access to a client's system to steal a token. But if you're concerned about security, you might, for example, set this option to `604800` to have tokens expire after one week. Integer. Default value: `0`.
- `AllowChangingPlayerName`: Allow users to change their "player name" after their account has already been created. Could be useful in conjunction with `RegistrationExistingPlayer` if you want to make users register from an existing (e.g. Mojang) account but you want them to be able to choose a new player name. Boolean. Default value: `true`.
- `AllowSkins`: Allow users to upload skins. You may want to disable this option if you want to rely exclusively on `ForwardSkins`, e.g. to fully support Vanilla clients. Boolean. Default value: `true`.
- `AllowCapes`: Allow users to upload capes. Boolean. Default value: `true`.
- `AllowChangingPlayerName`: Allow users to change their "player name" after their account has already been created. Could be useful in conjunction with `RegistrationExistingPlayer` if you want to make users register from an existing (e.g. Mojang) account but you want them to be able to choose a new player name. Admins can change the name of any player regardless of this setting. Boolean. Default value: `true`.
- `AllowSkins`: Allow users to upload skins. You may want to disable this option if you want to rely exclusively on `ForwardSkins`, e.g. to fully support Vanilla clients. Admins can set skins regardless of this setting. Boolean. Default value: `true`.
- `AllowCapes`: Allow users to upload capes. Admins can set capes regardless of this setting. Boolean. Default value: `true`.
- `AllowTextureFromURL`: Allow users to specify a skin or cape by providing a URL to the texture file. Previously, this option was always allowed; now it is opt-in. Admins can do this regardless of this setting. Boolean. Default value: `false`.
- `ValidPlayerNameRegex`: Regular expression (regex) that player names must match. Currently, Drasl usernames are validated using this regex too. Player names will be limited to a maximum of 16 characters no matter what. Mojang allows the characters `abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789_`, and by default, Drasl follows suit. Minecraft servers may misbehave if additional characters are allowed. Change to `.+` if you want to allow any player name (that is 16 characters or shorter). String. Default value: `^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$`.