New Minecraft authentication system.

Hello everyone,

For all of you who have played on our Minecraft server (Server address: www.games4theworlddownloads.org ) before, you'll notice that you can't immediately join and play from now on.
We've installed a new security system, which prevents accounts from being hijacked.

So how does it work? The first time that you join the server, you'll be asked to set a password. You can do so by typing /register [PASSWORD] , where [PASSWORD] is a password chosen by you. Note that you have to use this password to log in to the server next time. It will be linked to your account.
We use 30 minute sessions, which means that as long as you're using the same PC, you don't have to log in again if you leave the server and join back again within 30 minutes. After that you'll be prompted to log in again with the password you set earlier.
You can log in (after registering, of course) using /login [PASSWORD] , where [PASSWORD] is the password you set for your account upon registration.

Here's an overview of the commands you can use:

/register [PASSWORD]	Register yourself on the server
/login [PASSWORD]	Login to the server
/logout	Logout from the server
/changepassword [OLD_PASSWORD] [NEW_PASSWORD]	Change your password (You have to be logged in to do so)
/unregister [PASSWORD]	Unregister from the server

Should you run into any issues, please contact @Captain Admin or @SeoY, either via the Forum or in-game.
Note: If you do not login or register within 30 seconds, you're kicked from the server and you have to join again.

//BASKETED


Basketed from G4TW Minecraft-server. Just a quick note that accompanying the Minecraft-discussion in the "Developers Area", I temporarily closed the Minecraft-section on the Forum as well, and removed references/descriptions pointing to the old G4TW domain.

Once we have a (temporary) replacement server, we can re-open the section and if necessary provide new information as well.

Slowly but surely making the old G4TW domain fade away, at least from this Forum.