HumanitZ: Whitelist Management

Learn how to manage the whitelist and control server access on your HumanitZ server → Find out more now

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Introduction

A whitelist allows you to precisely control who can play on your HumanitZ server. When enabled, only players with Steam IDs listed in the allowed players file can connect.

Configuration

The whitelist feature is controlled in the GameServerSettings.ini file. You can find this file in the Configuration tab of your game server (raw text view). To enable whitelist mode, locate the following parameter and set it:

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OnlyAllowedPlayers=1

OnlyAllowedPlayers=1 – Enables whitelist mode. Only listed players may join.
OnlyAllowedPlayers=0 – Disables whitelist mode. All players can join.

After enabling whitelist mode, you must manually create the whitelist file.

Connect to your server via FTP using your preferred FTP client. Navigate to the server’s root directory and create a new file named F_MVPAccess.txt. Enter one unique Steam ID per line for each allowed player.

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76561198000000001
76561198000000002

Save the file after adding the Steam IDs.

Monitoring Player Activity

HumanitZ provides additional files to track player connections. F_ConnectedPlayers.txt shows currently connected players, and PlayerConnectedLog.txt logs all player connections and disconnections including Steam names, unique Steam IDs, and timestamps.

These files are very helpful for identifying Steam IDs and monitoring server activity. After making changes to whitelist or ban files, save them and restart the server to apply the changes.

Conclusion

Congratulations! With whitelist mode enabled and managing the F_MVPAccess.txt file, you have successfully set up access control on your HumanitZ server.

If you have further questions or need assistance, our support team is available daily to help! 🙂

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Set OnlyAllowedPlayers to 1 in the GameServerSettings.ini file (Configuration tab, raw text view).

Create a file named F_MVPAccess.txt in the server’s root directory via FTP and enter one unique Steam ID per line for each allowed player.

Use the files F_ConnectedPlayers.txt (currently connected players) and PlayerConnectedLog.txt (logs all connections and disconnections including Steam name, Steam ID, and timestamp).

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