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Updates
This page provides instructions for updating MultiChat from one version to another. Please read and follow these instructions very carefully to prevent data loss or corruption.
MultiChat 1.8 adds several new features and if you do not follow these steps to update carefully then you may corrupt your server files!
Firstly, as with all MultiChat updates... BACKUP ALL YOUR SERVER FILES! Just in case.
Many of the config files now have new options. There are 3 courses of action you can take.
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BACKUP all your config files from multichat, then delete the original copies from the multichat folders and the newest versions will be automatically generated by the plugin. You can then manually re-enter all your config options from the backups you took.
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Look at the wiki pages for each of the multichat config files and manually add any new options to your existing files. If you are 100% confident you have done this correctly then you can change the version number at the top of the file to 1.8 (Yes... The one that says DO NOT EDIT!) But be warned, if you do this incorrectly then you could run into lots of issues!
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Leave your config files as they are (not recommended)... They should still work just fine, but you will obviously not have access to all the new options and this way of running your server is not supported.
If you wish to take option (2) then here is a brief summary of all the new changes to config files to help you with your manual updating process:
- In config.yml, added
globalcommandandlocalcommandoptions for aliases in the "Chat Channels" section. Addedprivacy_settingsoption to the end of the file in the "Other" section. - In joinmessages.yml, added
broadcast_welcome_messageoption to the end of the file. - In spigotconfig.yml, added
nickname_length_minoption in the "Nicknames" section, and also addednickname_sql, and various MySQL options at the bottom. - In multichatsponge.yml, added
nickname_length_limit,nickname_length_minandnickname_length_limit_formattingoptions in the "Nicknames" section, and also addednickname_sql, and various MySQL options at the bottom.
- No major steps required, just backup all folders as usual in case of errors
MultiChat is developed by Revilo410 (Oliver Martin)
To download the latest release:
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