README

Use this service to connect your bot to an unsupported minecraft server versions.

Run:

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docker-compose --profile viaproxy up

After first start it will create config file services/viaproxy/viaproxy.yml.

Edit this file, and change your desired target target-address,

then point your settings.js host and port to viaproxy endpoint:

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    "host": "host.docker.internal",
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    "port": 25568,

This easily works with “offline” servers.

Connecting to “online” servers via viaproxy involves more effort:
First start the ViaProxy container, then open another terminal in the mindcraft directory.
Run docker attach mindcraft-viaproxy-1 in the new terminal to attach to the container.
After attaching, you can use the account command to manage user accounts:

• account list List all accounts in the list
• account add microsoft Add a microsoft account (run the command and follow the instructions)
• account select <id> Select the account to be used (run account list to see the ids)
• account remove <id> Remove an account (run account list to see the ids)
• account deselect Deselect the current account (go back to offline mode)

⚠️ warning

If you login with a microsoft account, the access token is stored in the saves.json file.
Never share this file with anyone! This would allow them to join servers in your name!

When you’re done setting up your account (don’t forget to select it), use CTRL-P then CTRL-Q to detach from the container.

If you want to persist these changes, you can configure them in the services/viaproxy/viaproxy.yml.

1. Change auth-method to account
2. Change minecraft-account-index to the id of your account