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  1. #Your Sprummlbot need this to connect to your server.
  2.  
  3. [Connection]
  4. #IP of the teamspeak3 server (NO SRV Records)
  5. ip = 216.105.170.141
  6. #Port of Query Login (Leave this normal if you dont know it)
  7. port = 10011
  8. #Change this to true if you want to set the flood settings to: FLOOD_COMMANDS: 60 FLOOD_TIME: 15 BAN_TIME: 600
  9. optimize-flood-settings = false
  10.  
  11. #Here you need to define the server query login, otherwise Sprummlbot won't be able to do his job.
  12. [Login]
  13. #Put the username of ysour server's serveradminquery account
  14. username = serveradmin
  15. #Put the password of your server's serveradminquery account
  16. password = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  17. #Put the serverid of your server here (On self hosted servers it is 1
  18. server-id = 1
  19.  
  20. #Here you can define the Port for the web interface.
  21. [Webinterface]
  22. #Port for the Webinterface. 0=disabled
  23. port = 9911
  24. #Set the name of the group, for the Web Interface
  25. group = SA
  26.  
  27. #Here you define the name and the notification permission group for your bot.
  28. [Appearance]
  29. #Nickname for the Bot
  30. nickname = EdgeGamers
  31. #The group for the people who will get sprummlbot messages.
  32. notify-group = SA
  33.  
  34. #Here you need to set up the AFK-Mover feature of your new bot
  35. [AFK Mover]
  36. #Defines if it is enabled
  37. enabled = false
  38. #Defines the channel ID of the AFK Channel, where AFKs will be moved to
  39. channelid = 44
  40. #Set the name of the group, for the AFK Whitelist
  41. whitelist-group = SA
  42. #Enable this if you want this as a condition
  43. condition-away = false
  44. #Enable this if you want this as a condition
  45. condition-mic-muted = false
  46. #Enable this if you want this as a condition
  47. condition-mic-disabled = false
  48. #Enable this if you want this as a condition
  49. condition-speaker-muted = false
  50. #Enable this if you want this as a condition
  51. condition-speaker-disabled = false
  52. #This defines when a client will be moved (-1 means all conditions have to be met)
  53. condition-min = 0
  54. #Defines how long someone can be afk, if he is muted. (in seconds 600=10min)
  55. maxafktime = 3600
  56. #This defines channels where afks will be moved from but not back.
  57. afk-move-back-blacklist = 0
  58. #Put the channel ids of the channels where being afk is allowed. e.g. music channels or support queue. To expand the list add in a new line afk-allowed-channel-id=%CHANNELID%
  59. afk-allowed-channel-id = 1,2,3
  60.  
  61. #If you have a support section in your TeamSpeak, then you can define it here and the Sprummlbot will assist you-
  62. [Support Notifier]
  63. #Defines if it is enabled
  64. enabled = false
  65. #Defines the channel IDs of support channels. You can define multiple ones here!
  66. channelid = 0
  67. channelid = 1
  68. #Set this to true if you want to poke instead of private messages.
  69. poke = false
  70. #Set the name of the group, for the Supporters
  71. group = Supporters
  72.  
  73. #With this feature you can prevent users from recording.
  74. [Anti Recording]
  75. #Defines if it is enabled
  76. enabled = false
  77. #Set the name of the group, for the VPN Whitelist
  78. whitelist-group = VIPs
  79.  
  80. #This feature can be used to announce messages frequently.
  81. [Broadcasts]
  82. #This is the broadcast feature. You can add messages to the broadcasts.ini
  83. enabled = false
  84. #This sets the interval when messages will be sent to users. (in seconds! 300=5min)
  85. interval = 300
  86. #Set the name of the group, to ignore broadcasts.
  87. ignore-group = VIPs
  88.  
  89. #This feature uses a whitelist for server groups, so unauthorized people can not acquire important groups.
  90. [Server Group Protector]
  91. #Enables the Server Group Protector. This protects users from joining Server Groups. It will be defined in groupprotect.ini
  92. enabled = false
  93.  
  94. #With this feature you can keep an eye on your server. This will write everything in a log file.
  95. [Server Logger]
  96. #This defines if the Sprummlbot should log all server events into a text file.
  97. enabled = true
  98.  
  99. #This feature kicks clients which are faking their ip with VPNs. This feature is not perfect so do not expect 100% detection.
  100. [VPN Checker]
  101. #This is the VPN Checker feature. This will kick everyone who uses vpn.
  102. enabled = false
  103. #This sets the interval, when vpns should be checked. (in seconds! 60=1min)
  104. interval = 50
  105. #If the checker found an vpn, it's ip will be saved in an seperated config file. This could be network efficient.
  106. save-ips = true
  107. #Set the name of the group, for the VPN Whitelist
  108. whitelist-group = VIPs
  109.  
  110. #With this feature you can add channels to your server which are displaying useful infirmation to your users.
  111. [Channel Stats]
  112. #Enable or disable this feature here
  113. enabled = false
  114.  
  115. #This feature can be used to have a server banner which updates every minute. It contains a clock, the date and the online users.
  116. [Dynamic Banner]
  117. #Only enable if you know what this does.
  118. enabled = false
  119. #This is the path to the original banner. Should be in the same directory as the Sprummlbot.jar and should be readable.
  120. file = banner.png
  121. #This defines the font size in pixels for the texts.
  122. font-size = 15
  123. #Define here the Font name OR Font path of the font you want to use
  124. font = Dialog
  125. #This is the RGB color. The first number is red, the second green and the last blue. Do not use #000000. Use 000000
  126. color = 000
  127. #This is the x position of the time text
  128. position-of-time-x = 10
  129. #This is the y position of the time text
  130. position-of-time-y = 0
  131. #This is the x position of the date text
  132. position-of-date-x = 10
  133. #This is the y position of the date text
  134. position-of-date-y = 20
  135. #This is the x position of the online users text
  136. position-of-users-x = 10
  137. #This is the y position of the online users text
  138. position-of-users-y = 40
  139. #Use a Java-Time Format here. Some of them are described in the Oracle Docs https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
  140. time-format = HH\:mm
  141. #Use a Java-Time Format here. Some of them are described in the Oracle Docs https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
  142. date-format = dd.MM.yyyy
  143. #%users% and %max% are variables. You need them!
  144. users-text = %users%/%max% online
  145.  
  146. #With this feature you can inform your users about social media and contact things.
  147. [Messages]
  148. #Put this to false if you do not want welcome messages when connecting.
  149. welcome-msg-activated = false
  150. #Skype ID for !skype command
  151. skype-id = skypeid
  152. #Website for !web command
  153. website = website
  154. #Youtube channel link for !yt command
  155. youtube = youtube
  156.  
  157. #Here you can define disabled commands and some permission groups for administrative commands.
  158. [Commands]
  159. #Set the allowed group for the command !toggle. NOTE: THIS COMMAND CAN DISABLE THE MODULES!
  160. toggle-command-group = Admins
  161. #Set the allowed group for the command !sendmsg.
  162. sendmsg-command-group = Admins
  163. #This list can disable the following commands: !login, !mute, !skype, !support, !web, !yt. These commands will also be disabled automatically if their features are disabled (e.g. !mute will be disabled if Broadcasts are disabled)
  164. disabled = !COMMAND1
  165. disabled = !COMMAND2
  166.  
  167. [MAUL]
  168. 60 = 18
  169.  
  170. #Here are some advanced options.
  171. [Misc]
  172. #Language definition. Available languages: you can add more languages at the messages.ini defual languages: de_DE, en_US, pt_BR and it
  173. language = en_US
  174. #Defines if the bot should check for updates (Bot will only send a message to console if an update is available.
  175. update-notification = true
  176. #Defines the interval when Sprummlbot will check for AFK, Support or Recorders. Define in milliseconds (1second = 1000milliseconds). If you have problems with the Network Performance put this higher
  177. check-tick = 2000
  178. #This is needed for the Dynamic Banner and the Mobile Connect feature. Set this to auto if your webinterface port is opened. Otherwise set it to auto (this will get the public ip of the bot). (Domains and DynDNS allowed)
  179. ip = auto
  180. #Set this to true if your bot's ip is whitelisted! If not keep it on false
  181. can-flood = true
  182. #Developers only. xD
  183. debug = 0
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