This feature is optional and can be enabled or disabled based on your requirements. This feature also good as the proof against chargebacks and ensures that the player has created an account on the webstore or your Minecraft server.

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Introduction

Registration/Authorization is a great way to verify the player’s identity before logging in to the webstore. You can enable this feature to prevent unauthorized access to the webstore and ensure that only the player who owns the Minecraft account can log in. Classic Auth Preview

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How to Enable Classic (Register/Authorization) Auth

  1. Login to your Admin Panel.
  2. Open the Settings tab in the sidebar.
  3. Go to the Settings > Authorization Settings tab in the sidebar.
  4. Select Authorization Type as “Register/Authorization”.
  5. Save Changes.

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Syncing Minecraft Accounts with Webstore Accounts

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AuthMe Reloaded

Currently, the Classic Auth feature supports the AuthMe Reloaded plugin to sync webstore accounts with Minecraft accounts. To enable this feature, follow these steps:
  1. Install the AuthMe Reloaded plugin on your Minecraft server.
  2. Open the AuthMe Reloaded configuration file (config.yml) and set the following options:
DataSource:
    backend: MYSQL
    caching: false
    mysqlHost: REPLACE_WITH_HOST_IPV4
    mysqlPort: 3306
    mysqlUseSSL: false
    mysqlUsername: REPLACE_WITH_USERNAME
    mysqlPassword: REPLACE_WITH_PASSWORD
    mysqlDatabase: minestore (or your database name)
    mysqlTablename: authme_accounts
  1. Make sure to replace the REPLACE_WITH_HOST_IPV4, REPLACE_WITH_USERNAME, and REPLACE_WITH_PASSWORD with your MySQL database credentials.
  2. Save the changes and restart your Minecraft server.
Keep in mind, you have to use the same MySQL database for both the AuthMe Reloaded plugin and MineStoreCMS to sync the accounts correctly.
Note: Make sure to open external access to your MySQL database for the AuthMe Reloaded plugin to connect to it. You can do this by allowing the IP address of your Minecraft server in your MySQL database settings.

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Reset Password

To let your users reset the password, you have to configure “SMTP Settings” in the Settings > SMTP Settings tab in the sidebar.

Email Settings

Configure the SMTP settings to allow your users receive emails for password reset, purchase notifications, and more.