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1.2.4
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Tiny Auth v1.2.4 1.21.6+ Release (Security Update)3 months ago 15
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Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1.x
1.21.6–1.21.11
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Added
- Audit Logs: Admins can now view a comprehensive history of authentication events directly in the Control Panel. The system logs all critical actions for maximum security and includes advanced category filters, player-specific searching, and pagination.
- Session Authentication: Added a new experimental feature (disabled by default) that allows players to seamlessly bypass the login screen if they rejoin the server within 30 seconds of disconnecting.
- Password Security Requirements: Added configurable rules for password creation. Passwords now require a minimum length (defaults to 8 characters), with new config toggles available to strictly enforce the use of at least one number and one letter.
- Optimized Input Engine: Completely rebuilt the chat-based typing backend to utilize a single scoreboard variable, significantly reducing processing overhead and making the system noticeably faster.
- Enhanced Chat Feedback: Added clearer, more detailed system messages to provide better feedback during player logins, password resets, and admin command executions.
- Datapack Icon: Added a custom
pack.pngicon so the datapack is easily recognizable in the server's datapack list. - Extended Version Support: Expanded the datapack's compatibility to natively support a wider range of Minecraft versions.
- Renamed Logout Function: Now Logout admin command isn't named "enable" but instead "logout" to match what its doing.
Fixed Bugs
- Input Execution Desync: Fixed a critical data-handling bug in the updated input system where Minecraft's command execution order would cause player text inputs to silently wipe or fail to save during multiplayer sessions.
- General Stability: Resolved various minor backend edge cases to ensure cleaner data storage, perfectly isolated multiplayer sessions, and smoother macro execution.
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