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To switch from another auth plugin to AuthMe, you can preserve your data by using one of our converters. Converters are run as a command, /authme converter <name>, and the converters are configured in the "Converter" section of config.yml.
- AuthMe: from one database type to another
- CrazyLogin
- LoginSecurity
- Rakamak
- RoyalAuth
- vAuth
- xAuth
AuthMe
It is possible to convert your data from one AuthMe database type to another.
SQLite to MySQL
Command: /authme converter sqliteToSql
Set your config.yml to use the MySQL database you want to convert to. The SQLite database must be in plugins/AuthMe and have the same name as the configured database name ("DataSource.mySQLDatabase" in config.yml).
MySQL to SQLite
Command: /authme converter mysqlToSqlite
Set your config.yml to use the SQLite database you want to convert to. The MySQL settings in config.yml are used to connect to the MySQL database.
CrazyLogin
Command: /authme converter crazylogin
Flat file support only. Copy the flat file DB in the plugins/AuthMe folder and configure Converter.CrazyLogin.fileName in config.yml to the name of your file.
LoginSecurity
Command: /authme converter loginsecurity
Supports both flat file and MySQL – as configured in config.yml (see "Converter.loginSecurity"). In case of flat file, the flat file DB must be at its regular location, namely at plugins/LoginSecurity/LoginSecurity.db.
Rakamak
🕸 Dead for years, probably not used by anyone anymore?
Command: /authme converter rakamak
Supports flat file only, see "Converter.rakamak" in config.yml.
RoyalAuth
Command: /authme converter royalauth
Only migrates name, password and lastlogin.
vAuth
🕸 Dead for years, probably not used by anyone anymore?
Command: /authme converter vauth
xAuth
Command: /authme converter xauth
This converter requires that the xAuth plugin be loaded in order to work! It migrates whatever database xAuth is configured to use.
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