Mod Control - Server Mod Management

This mod is a compact server utility designed to control mod compatibility for players connecting to your Minecraft server.

How Mod Control Works

For Version 1.7.10

After the first server startup with the mod installed, a "ModControl.cfg" file will appear in the configuration folder. In this file you can configure:

• List type (blacklist or whitelist)
• Mod identifiers for blocking or allowing
• Message that players will see when trying to connect with a forbidden mod
• Bypass settings for operators and specific users

Example configuration for blocking Journey Map and Not Enough Items mods:

# Configuration file
settings {
 # Kick message, %s is replaced with mod ID [default: You are not allowed to use %s]
 S:Kick-Message=You are not allowed to use %s

 # List type (0=Blacklist, 1=Whitelist) [range: 0 ~ 1, default: 0]
 I:ListType=0

 # Mod IDs separated by ; [default: ]
 S:ModIds=journeymap;NotEnoughItems

 # Users not affected by the mod. Separated by ; [default: ]
 S:IgnoredUsers=

 # Server operators are not affected by the mod [default: true]
 B:Op-Bypass=true
}

To apply changes without server restart, use the "/mc reload" command.

For Versions Above 1.8

A ModControl folder is created in the configuration directory with three list text files and a configuration file. The configuration sets default messages and operator bypass settings.

Three types of lists:

• Whitelist - mods that the player can use
• Blacklist - mods that the player cannot use
• Grey list - mods that the player must have installed

Entry format: "MODID:KICK MESSAGE".

Installation

Place the downloaded jar file in the mods folder. Important: this is a server-side only mod, installation on the client does not work.

Compatibility

Mod Control can be freely used on any servers and in modpacks.