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Managing your server's whitelist (who can join)

The whitelist decides who can join and who can't. Turning the whitelist on makes it so only the people in the whitelist file can join.

Toggling the whitelist:
/whitelist on turns it on, and /whitelist off turns it off.

Adding people to the whitelist:
/whitelist add PlayerUserName
So for example, if your username was OwnageHosting, you would do /whitelist add OwnageHosting

Removing people from the whitelist:
/whitelist remove PlayerUserName
So for example, if your username was OwnageHosting, you would do /whitelist remove OwnageHosting

And that's it! You don't even need to edit the config file or restart!
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