Import files

How each supported login plugin keeps its accounts, and describing one of your own.

imports/<source>.conf says how one login plugin keeps its accounts. import.source names the file.

File	Plugin	Table	Notes
`authme`	AuthMe, its forks, and websites that share its table	`authme`	`$SHA$salt$hash` by default; bcrypt, Argon2 and PBKDF2 read as they are; dates in milliseconds
`nlogin`	nLogin	`nlogin`	Ids without dashes, the paid account's Mojang id beside the account's own
`openlogin`	OpeNLogin	`openlogin`	Names in lower case with the written name beside, bcrypt
`librelogin`	LibreLogin	`librepremium_data`	The hash, its salt and its algorithm in three columns
`limboauth`	LimboAuth	`AUTH`	bcrypt, written $2a$ or `BCRYPT$`
`jpremium`	JPremium	none: set `import.table`	Ids without dashes; `SHA256$salt$hash` and others
`loginto`	LoginTo	`LoginTo_Players_Accounts`	Keeps no names: each account's name is the one this server last saw its id play
`authy`	Authy	`players`	A plain SHA-256 digest, the weakest, moved on at the next login
`dynamicbungeeauth`	DynamicBungeeAuth	none: set `import.table`	A salted double SHA-512
`loginsecurity`	LoginSecurity	`ls_players`	Algorithm 7 is bcrypt
`authplus`	Auth+	`Auth/players.yml`	A file of its own: no database keys needed
`fastlogin`	FastLogin	`premium`	A list of premium names, for `import.premium.source`

A file of your own

A file names a display, a table, an id-style, a time-style, a hash-style and its columns:

display = "AuthMe"
table = authme
id-style = none
time-style = millis
hash-style = dollar-sha
columns {
  name = realname
  password = password
  totp = totp
  address = ip
  registered = regdate
  last-login = lastlogin
}

Copy the nearest shipped file and change the names to describe any other table.

Related: Moving accounts

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