AuthMe and your website’s MySQL database server must be the same!

Before connecting AuthMe with your website, make sure you are using the latest official version of AuthMe. For the latest official version of AuthMe, visit: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/authmereloaded.6269/

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How can I set up AuthMe for LeaderOS?

1

Download the plugin and upload it to your server.

2

Configure the config.yml.

Find DataSource section in the config.yml and replace the following values with your MySQL database information.

AuthMe and the website need to use the same database connection. If you connect them to different databases, synchronization between the website and in-game cannot be achieved.

DataSource:
    backend: MYSQL
    caching: false
    mysqlHost: REPLACE_WITH_HOST_IPV4
    mysqlPort: 3306
    mysqlUseSSL: false
    mysqlUsername: REPLACE_WITH_USERNAME
    mysqlPassword: REPLACE_WITH_PASSWORD
    mysqlDatabase: REPLACE_WITH_DATABASE_NAME
    mysqlTablename: Accounts
3

Restart the server.

AuthMe and your website’s MySQL database server must be the same!

Before connecting AuthMe with your website, make sure you are using the latest official version of AuthMe. For the latest official version of AuthMe, visit: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/authmereloaded.6269/

​
How can I set up AuthMe for LeaderOS?

1

Download the plugin and upload it to your server.

2

Configure the config.yml.

Find DataSource section in the config.yml and replace the following values with your MySQL database information.

AuthMe and the website need to use the same database connection. If you connect them to different databases, synchronization between the website and in-game cannot be achieved.

DataSource:
    backend: MYSQL
    caching: false
    mysqlHost: REPLACE_WITH_HOST_IPV4
    mysqlPort: 3306
    mysqlUseSSL: false
    mysqlUsername: REPLACE_WITH_USERNAME
    mysqlPassword: REPLACE_WITH_PASSWORD
    mysqlDatabase: REPLACE_WITH_DATABASE_NAME
    mysqlTablename: Accounts
3

Restart the server.