join - Command
Description
Simulates a player login to a Minecraft server to check authentication and whitelist status. This feature attempts to join the server and captures any kick messages, which can indicate if a server is online-mode (requires Mojang authentication), cracked (offline-mode), or has a whitelist enabled.
This feature is currently under active development. There are currently only some debug outputs.
Usage
./ServerRawler join <ADDRESS> <PROTOCOL VERSION>
The <ADDRESS> should be in the format <IP>[:PORT]. If the port is unset, 25565 (the default Minecraft port) will be used.
The <PROTOCOL VERSION> is the version on what the server is currently running. If you are unsure wich version is wich protocol, use this
Examples
To perform a join check on a server at a specific IP address with the protocol version from 1.21.11:
./ServerRawler join 192.168.1.1 774
Example output:
[SUCCESS] [Join] Join-Check completed for 192.168.1.1:
• Auth-Type: Offline-Mode (Cracked)
• Whitelist: Enabled
• Kick-Reason:
│ "You are not whitelisted on this server!"