CoreProtect
A fast data logging and anti-griefing plugin for Minecraft servers.
What is CoreProtect?
CoreProtect is a Minecraft server plugin that logs in-game events like block changes and player interactions to a database. It helps server administrators combat griefing by allowing them to investigate incidents and rollback unwanted changes efficiently.
Minecraft server administrators and moderators who need to maintain server integrity and manage player behavior on Bukkit/Spigot-based servers.
It offers a fast, reliable, and feature-rich alternative to basic moderation tools, with extensive logging capabilities and an API for customization.
Overview
CoreProtect is a blazing fast data logging and anti-griefing tool for Minecraft servers.
Use Cases
Best For
- Rolling back griefing damage on Minecraft servers
- Investigating player actions and block changes
- Logging container interactions and sign edits
- Monitoring server activity for administrative purposes
- Integrating moderation tools with other plugins via API
- Managing large servers with persistent data storage
Not Ideal For
- Servers running on Forge or Fabric mod loaders instead of Bukkit/Spigot
- Administrators needing instant, real-time alerts for griefing without manual log queries
- Very small private servers where basic in-game moderation commands suffice
Pros & Cons
Pros
Logs block placements, breakages, container interactions, and sign edits, providing a detailed audit trail for forensic investigation.
Enables quick reversion of unwanted changes with efficient lookup by user, time, or location, crucial for anti-griefing.
Optimized as 'blazing fast' and lightweight, handling large servers without significant lag, as emphasized in the philosophy.
Supports both SQLite and MySQL, offering simplicity for small setups and scalability for persistent data on larger servers.
Provides a well-documented API for developers to integrate with other plugins, enhancing customization and community contributions.
Cons
Limited to Bukkit/Spigot servers, making it incompatible with popular modded environments like Forge or Fabric, which restricts its use case.
Lacks a built-in graphical user interface, requiring administrators to learn and use commands for all operations, which can be less intuitive.
Continuous logging can lead to large database files over time, necessitating manual maintenance to prevent performance degradation or storage issues.
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