A config template for tf-aws-wow-legion-server

bnetserver.conf.tpl

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# Trinity Core Auth Server configuration file #
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[bnetserver]

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# SECTION INDEX
#
#    EXAMPLE CONFIG
#    AUTH SERVER SETTINGS
#    MYSQL SETTINGS
#    UPDATE SETTINGS
#    LOGGING SYSTEM SETTINGS
#
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# EXAMPLE CONFIG
#
#    Variable
#        Description: Brief description what the variable is doing.
#        Important:   Annotation for important things about this variable.
#        Example:     "Example, i.e. if the value is a string"
#        Default:     10 - (Enabled|Comment|Variable name in case of grouped config options)
#                     0  - (Disabled|Comment|Variable name in case of grouped config options)
#
# Note to developers:
# - Copy this example to keep the formatting.
# - Line breaks should be at column 100.
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# AUTH SERVER SETTINGS
#
#    LogsDir
#        Description: Logs directory setting.
#        Important:   LogsDir needs to be quoted, as the string might contain space characters.
#                     Logs directory must exists, or log file creation will be disabled.
#        Default:     "" - (Log files will be stored in the current path)

LogsDir = ""

#
#    MaxPingTime
#        Description: Time (in minutes) between database pings.
#        Default:     30

MaxPingTime = 30

#
#    BattlenetPort
#        Description: TCP port to reach the auth server for battle.net connections.
#        Default:     1119

BattlenetPort = 1119

#
#    LoginREST.Port
#        Description: TCP port to reach the REST login method.
#        Default:     8081
#
#    LoginREST.ExternalAddress
#        Description: IP address sent to clients connecting from outside the network where bnetserver runs
#                     Set it to your external IP address
#
#    LoginREST.LocalAddress
#        Description: IP address sent to clients connecting from inside the network where bnetserver runs
#                     Set it to your local IP address (common 192.168.x.x network)
#                     or leave it at default value 127.0.0.1 if connecting directly to the internet without a router
#
#    LoginREST.TicketDuration
#        Description: Determines how long the login ticket is valid (in seconds)
#                     When using client -launcherlogin feature it is recommended to set it to a high value (like a week)
#

LoginREST.Port = 8081
LoginREST.ExternalAddress=18.197.225.27
LoginREST.LocalAddress=127.0.0.1
LoginREST.TicketDuration=3600

#
#
#    BindIP
#        Description: Bind auth server to IP/hostname
#        Default:     "0.0.0.0" - (Bind to all IPs on the system)

BindIP = "0.0.0.0"

#
#    PidFile
#        Description: Auth server PID file.
#        Example:     "./bnetserver.pid"  - (Enabled)
#        Default:     ""                  - (Disabled)

PidFile = ""

#
#    CertificatesFile
#        Description: Certificates file.
#        Example:     "/etc/ssl/certs/bnetserver.cert.pem"
#        Default:     "./bnetserver.cert.pem"

CertificatesFile = "./bnetserver.cert.pem"

#
#    PrivateKeyFile
#        Description: Private key file.
#        Example:     "/etc/ssl/private/bnetserver.key.pem"
#        Default:     "./bnetserver.key.pem"

PrivateKeyFile = "./bnetserver.key.pem"

#
#    UseProcessors
#        Description: Processors mask for Windows and Linux based multi-processor systems.
#        Example:     A computer with 2 CPUs:
#                     1 - 1st CPU only, 2 - 2nd CPU only, 3 - 1st and 2nd CPU, because 1 | 2 is 3
#        Default:     0  - (Selected by OS)
#                     1+ - (Bit mask value of selected processors)

UseProcessors = 0

#
#    ProcessPriority
#        Description: Process priority setting for Windows and Linux based systems.
#        Details:     On Linux, a nice value of -15 is used. (requires superuser). On Windows, process is set to HIGH class.
#        Default:     0 - (Normal)
#                     1 - (High)

ProcessPriority = 0

#
#    RealmsStateUpdateDelay
#        Description: Time (in seconds) between realm list updates.
#        Default:     10
#                     0  - (Disabled)

RealmsStateUpdateDelay = 10

#
#    WrongPass.MaxCount
#        Description: Number of login attemps with wrong password before the account or IP will be
#                     banned.
#        Default:     0  - (Disabled)
#                     1+ - (Enabled)

WrongPass.MaxCount = 0

#
#    WrongPass.BanTime
#        Description: Time (in seconds) for banning account or IP for invalid login attempts.
#        Default:     600 - (10 minutes)
#                     0   - (Permanent ban)

WrongPass.BanTime = 600

#
#    WrongPass.BanType
#        Description: Ban type for invalid login attempts.
#        Default:     0 - (Ban IP)
#                     1 - (Ban Account)

WrongPass.BanType = 0

#
#    WrongPass.Logging
#        Description: Additionally log attempted wrong password logging
#        Default:     0 - (Disabled)
#                     1 - (Enabled)

WrongPass.Logging = 0

#
#    BanExpiryCheckInterval
#        Description: Time (in seconds) between checks for expired bans
#        Default:     60

BanExpiryCheckInterval = 60

#
#    SourceDirectory
#        Description: The path to your TrinityCore source directory.
#                     If the path is left empty, the built-in CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR is used.
#        Example:     "../TrinityCore"
#        Default:     ""

SourceDirectory  = ""

#
#    MySQLExecutable
#        Description: The path to your mysql cli binary.
#                     If the path is left empty, built-in path from cmake is used.
#        Example:     "C:/Program Files/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.6/bin/mysql.exe"
#                     "mysql.exe"
#                     "/usr/bin/mysql"
#        Default:     ""

MySQLExecutable = ""

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# MYSQL SETTINGS
#
#    LoginDatabaseInfo
#        Description: Database connection settings for the realm server.
#        Example:     "hostname;port;username;password;database"
#                     ".;somenumber;username;password;database" - (Use named pipes on Windows
#                                                                 "enable-named-pipe" to [mysqld]
#                                                                 section my.ini)
#                     ".;/path/to/unix_socket;username;password;database" - (use Unix sockets on
#                                                                           Unix/Linux)
#        Default:     "127.0.0.1;3306;trinity;trinity;auth"

LoginDatabaseInfo = "${database_hostname};3306;${wow_database_user};${wow_database_user_password};auth"

#
#    LoginDatabase.WorkerThreads
#        Description: The amount of worker threads spawned to handle asynchronous (delayed) MySQL
#                     statements. Each worker thread is mirrored with its own connection to the
#                     MySQL server and their own thread on the MySQL server.
#        Default:     1

LoginDatabase.WorkerThreads = 1

#
#    LoginDatabase.SynchThreads
#        Description: The amount of MySQL connections spawned to handle.
#        Default:     1 - (LoginDatabase.SynchThreads)

LoginDatabase.SynchThreads  = 1

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# UPDATE SETTINGS
#
#    Updates.EnableDatabases
#        Description: A mask that describes which databases shall be updated.
#
#        Following flags are available
#           DATABASE_LOGIN     = 1, // Auth database
#
#        Default:     0  - (All Disabled)
#                     1  - (All Enabled)

Updates.EnableDatabases = 0

#
#    Updates.AutoSetup
#        Description: Auto populate empty databases.
#        Default:     1 - (Enabled)
#                     0 - (Disabled)

Updates.AutoSetup   = 1

#
#    Updates.Redundancy
#        Description: Perform data redundancy checks through hashing
#                     to detect changes on sql updates and reapply it.
#        Default:     1 - (Enabled)
#                     0 - (Disabled)

Updates.Redundancy  = 1

#
#    Updates.ArchivedRedundancy
#        Description: Check hashes of archived updates (slows down startup).
#        Default:     0 - (Disabled)
#                     1 - (Enabled)

Updates.ArchivedRedundancy = 0

#
#    Updates.AllowRehash
#        Description: Inserts the current file hash in the database if it is left empty.
#                     Useful if you want to mark a file as applied but you don't know its hash.
#        Default:     1 - (Enabled)
#                     0 - (Disabled)

Updates.AllowRehash = 1

#
#    Updates.CleanDeadRefMaxCount
#        Description: Cleans dead/ orphaned references that occur if an update was removed or renamed and edited in one step.
#                     It only starts the clean up if the count of the missing updates is below or equal the Updates.CleanDeadRefMaxCount value.
#                     This way prevents erasing of the update history due to wrong source directory state (maybe wrong branch or bad revision).
#                     Disable this if you want to know if the database is in a possible "dirty state".
#        Default:     3 - (Enabled)
#                     0 - (Disabled)
#                    -1 - (Enabled - unlimited)

Updates.CleanDeadRefMaxCount = 3

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#
#  LOGGING SYSTEM SETTINGS
#
#  Appender config values: Given a appender "name"
#    Appender.name
#        Description: Defines 'where to log'
#        Format:      Type,LogLevel,Flags,optional1,optional2,optional3
#
#                     Type
#                         0 - (None)
#                         1 - (Console)
#                         2 - (File)
#                         3 - (DB)
#
#                     LogLevel
#                         0 - (Disabled)
#                         1 - (Trace)
#                         2 - (Debug)
#                         3 - (Info)
#                         4 - (Warn)
#                         5 - (Error)
#                         6 - (Fatal)
#
#                     Flags:
#                         0 - None
#                         1 - Prefix Timestamp to the text
#                         2 - Prefix Log Level to the text
#                         4 - Prefix Log Filter type to the text
#                         8 - Append timestamp to the log file name. Format: YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS (Only used with Type = 2)
#                        16 - Make a backup of existing file before overwrite (Only used with Mode = w)
#
#                     Colors (read as optional1 if Type = Console)
#                         Format: "fatal error warn info debug trace"
#                         0 - BLACK
#                         1 - RED
#                         2 - GREEN
#                         3 - BROWN
#                         4 - BLUE
#                         5 - MAGENTA
#                         6 - CYAN
#                         7 - GREY
#                         8 - YELLOW
#                         9 - LRED
#                        10 - LGREEN
#                        11 - LBLUE
#                        12 - LMAGENTA
#                        13 - LCYAN
#                        14 - WHITE
#                         Example: "13 11 9 5 3 1"
#
#                     File: Name of the file (read as optional1 if Type = File)
#                         Allows to use one "%s" to create dynamic files
#
#                     Mode: Mode to open the file (read as optional2 if Type = File)
#                          a - (Append)
#                          w - (Overwrite)
#
#                     MaxFileSize: Maximum file size of the log file before creating a new log file
#                     (read as optional3 if Type = File)
#                         Size is measured in bytes expressed in a 64-bit unsigned integer.
#                         Maximum value is 4294967295 (4 gb). Leave blank for no limit.
#                         NOTE: Does not work with dynamic filenames.
#                         Example:  536870912 (512 mb)
#

Appender.Console=1,2,0
Appender.Bnet=2,2,0,Bnet.log,w

#  Logger config values: Given a logger "name"
#    Logger.name
#        Description: Defines 'What to log'
#        Format:      LogLevel,AppenderList
#
#                     LogLevel
#                         0 - (Disabled)
#                         1 - (Trace)
#                         2 - (Debug)
#                         3 - (Info)
#                         4 - (Warn)
#                         5 - (Error)
#                         6 - (Fatal)
#
#                     AppenderList: List of appenders linked to logger
#                     (Using spaces as separator).
#

Logger.root=3,Console Bnet
Logger.realmlist=3,Console Bnet
Logger.session=3,Console Bnet
Logger.session.packets=3,Console Bnet
Logger.sql.updates=3,Console Bnet

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