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Void

Environment Variables

Environment variables make configuration in container environments easier. However, they might be used from the terminal directly as well.

Plugins

Section titled “Plugins”
  • VOID_PLUGINS Defines the list of URLs or paths to load plugins from. Example: https://example.org/download/YourPlugin1.dll;/home/YourPlugin2.dll

NuGet

Section titled “NuGet”
  • VOID_NUGET_REPOSITORIES
    Defines the NuGet repositories to use.
    Example: https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json;https://nuget.void.dev/v3/index.json

Watchdog

Section titled “Watchdog”
  • VOID_WATCHDOG_ENABLE Enables the watchdog. Example: true

Proxy

Section titled “Proxy”
  • VOID_OFFLINE Allows players to connect without Mojang authentication. Example: true

Mojang

Section titled “Mojang”

  • VOID_MOJANG_SESSIONSERVER
    Defines the Mojang session server to use.
    Example: https://sessionserver.mojang.com/session/minecraft/hasJoined

  • VOID_MOJANG_PREVENT_PROXY_CONNECTIONS
    Tells Mojang to disallow player proxy connections.
    Example: true