ServerProtect

ServerProtect

A lightweight Velocity proxy protection plugin for blocking usernames before they can connect to your network.

Features

• 🚫 Block players by username
• 🔒 Blocks players before login
• 🔤 Case-insensitive username matching
• 🎨 MiniMessage support
• ⚙️ Configurable kick message
• 🔄 Reload configuration without restarting Velocity
• 📝 Automatic blocked.txt management
• 💻 Console-only management commands
• 📋 View all blocked usernames
• ➕ Ban usernames directly from the Velocity console
• ➖ Unban usernames directly from the Velocity console
• ⚡ Lightweight and dependency-free

Commands

All commands are console-only.

Command	Description
/sp ban <username>	Ban a username
/sp unban <username>	Remove a username from the ban list
/sp list	List all banned usernames
/sp reload	Reload config.toml and blocked.txt
/sp help	Show available commands

/serverprotect can also be used instead of /sp.

Configuration

After the first startup, ServerProtect creates:

plugins/
└── serverprotect/
    ├── config.toml
    └── blocked.txt

config.toml

The kick message uses MiniMessage.

You can use MiniMessage tags such as:

<red>
<green>
<blue>
<gray>
<dark_red>
<bold>
<italic>
<underlined>
<gradient:red:dark_red>
<newline>

blocked.txt

Add one username per line:

# One username per line
Player123
BadPlayer
ExampleUser

Username matching is case-insensitive.

For example, banning:

Player123

also blocks:

player123
PLAYER123
pLaYeR123

How It Works

When a player attempts to connect:

Player
   │
   ▼
Velocity PreLoginEvent
   │
   ▼
Check blocked.txt
   │
   ├── Not blocked ──► Continue login
   │
   └── Blocked ──────► Kick with MiniMessage

Because the check happens during PreLoginEvent, the player is rejected by the Velocity proxy before reaching a backend server.

Example

Ban a player:

/sp ban ExamplePlayer

Output:

Banned ExamplePlayer.

Check the list:

/sp list

Unban:

/sp unban ExamplePlayer

Reload after manually editing the files:

/sp reload