# JTS3ServerMod Instance Manager config file
#
# Each bot instance need:
# X.instance_enable
# X.instance_name
# X.instance_config_path
#
# Optional:
# X.instance_logfile_path
# X.instance_csvloginlog_path
# X.instance_debug = 1
#
# For X use a number starting from 1. Make sure that you have not more than 10 missing numbers between the instances.
# At least one enabled instance is needed or the bot process will stop after starting.
#
# This file must be saved with the encoding ISO-8859-1!

# A comma seperated list (without spaces) of unique user ids,
# which should be able to use bot full admin commands on all bot instances.
# Bot full admin can also see the TS3 server password and is able to use the !exec command.
# The unique user ids looks like this: mBbHRXwDAG7R19Rv3PorhMwbZW4=
bot_fulladmin_list = sGh+8UQ+RAj3oaSFaN/aRK6USjc=
# Allow !exec and !execwait commands for bot full admins? 1 = Yes, 0 = No
# This allow you to execute system commands.
# Only use !execwait for commands which quits within some seconds,
# because the bot waits for the end of this command to send you the text output of the program.
# Use !exec for commands with a longer runtime instead,
# this command don't send you any text output, because the bot don't wait for it.
bot_command_exec = 1
# Every time a bot full admin connects to the TS3 server it will be checked if an update for the JTS3ServerMod is available.
# If an update is available, a chat message will be sent to the bot full admin.
# 0 = disable, 1 = final versions, 2 = final and test versions
bot_update_check = 0
# Add a small delay in milliseconds to the bot starting process.
# Only change this value if you have problems starting all bots at once, like hanging bot threads.
delay_bot_start = 100

# Enable the multi IP mode. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
# If slow mode is activated, this feature split bot connections to the Teamspeak 3 servers.
# Events (Chat and some functions) and the Client Database Cache gets an own connection which should solve the IP ban problem.
multiipmode_enable = 0
# Local IP Address of the main connection, make sure that this is not the same as for chat and cache!
multiipmode_ip_main = 123.123.123.123
# Local IP Address of the chat connection, make sure that this is not the same as for main and cache!
multiipmode_ip_chat = 124.124.124.124
# Local IP Address of the cache connection, make sure that this is not the same as for chat and main!
multiipmode_ip_cache = 125.125.125.125
# First local port
multiipmode_portrange_min = 50000
# Last local port
# Make sure, that you have at least 3 ports for every bot, which use the slow mode!
multiipmode_portrange_max = 51999

# Enable the telnet server of the bot. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
# You are able to start, stop or reload a virtual bot instance using this telnet server.
telnet_enable = 1
# Choose a port for the telnet server, default port is 5873.
telnet_port = 5873
# Choose a password for the telnet server.
# If this password is shorter than 6 characters, the telnet server will be disabled!
telnet_password = eb03f2b332
# Choose a network interface for the telnet server. Only set a single ip address of a local network interface here.
# Set nothing here to bound the telnet server to all network interfaces (default).
# Example: Set to 127.0.0.1 (IPv4) or ::1 (IPv6) to allow connections only from localhost.
telnet_bindTo =
# A comma seperated list (without spaces) of IP addresses, which are allowed to connect to the telnet server.
# Leave empty, if every IP address is allowed to connect.
telnet_whitelist =
# Log telnet connection attempts to logfile? 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
telnet_connection_log = 1
# Enable this to prevent that the JTS3ServerMod process quits if no bot instances are running. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
# You can still quit the process with !botquit in TS3 client chat or with botquit on telnet.
telnet_run_forever = 1

# Use a MySQL database to save bot instances and configurations. 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable
# There should be a structure sql file in the documents directory.
# Import this into your MySQL database to create the tables (the included web interface do this already for you).
# But you must fill this tables by yourself, the bot just reads the informations out there.
mysql_enable = 1
mysql_host = 127.0.0.1
mysql_port = 3306
mysql_user = root
mysql_password = cq61p0xk
mysql_database = jts3server

# Normal log entries older than X days will be deleted from MySQL jts3servermod_log table. 0 = disable auto delete!
mysql_log_delete = 0
# Connection log entries older than X days will be deleted from MySQL jts3servermod_log table. 0 = disable auto delete!
mysql_connection_log_delete = 0

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### If you use MySQL, you do not have to edit anything below this line! ###
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# Enable bot instance, 1 = yes, 0 = no
# If 0, you can start the bot instance later by chat command from another running instance.
1.instance_enable = 1
# The name is needed to start or stop this virtual bot instance by chat commands. This name has to be unique!
# Don't use spaces in the bot name, only use letters, numbers, minus and underscore!
1.instance_name = bot1
# Path to config file for this bot instance.
1.instance_config_path = %apphome%config/server1/JTS3ServerMod_server.cfg
# Path to log file for this bot instance. Leave empty to disable file logging.
1.instance_logfile_path = %apphome%JTS3ServerMod_server1.log
# Path to connection log file for this virtual bot instance. Will be saved in csv format. Leave empty to disable file logging.
# This function creates a CSV file, which logs when which client (including IP address) connects to the TS3 server.
1.instance_csvloginlog_path = %apphome%JTS3ServerMod_server1_login.csv