Velocircon

Velocircon

Velocircon is a plugin for Velocity that adds RCON support, allowing you to connect to your Velocity proxy and execute commands remotely.

About

Velocircon enables administrators and automation systems to connect to Velocity via the RCON (Remote Console) protocol and securely execute any commands supported by the proxy. This greatly improves management and automation capabilities for Minecraft servers using Velocity as their proxy.

Features

• Standard RCON protocol support
• Execute any Velocity command via RCON
• Secure password authentication
• Easy setup and integration

Installation

1. Download the latest Velocircon release.
2. Place the .jar file in the plugins directory of your Velocity server.
3. Restart the server.

Configuration

After the first launch, the plugin will generate a configuration file rcon.yml in the plugins/velocircon directory.
You must set a password and enable RCON (enable: true), otherwise the plugin will not work!

Default configuration:

enable: false
host: 0.0.0.0
port: 25575
password: PASSWORD
colors: true
console-output: true
permissions:
  luck-perms:
    enable: false
    group: '*'
  regex:
    enable: false
    regex: minecraft\.(.*)

Environment Variables

Configuration options can also be overridden using environment variables. This is useful when running Velocity in Docker or other container environments.

Environment variables use the following format:

VELOCIRCON__<CONFIG_PATH>

Rules:

• The prefix VELOCIRCON__ is required.
• Use double underscores __ to separate configuration levels.
• Replace - with _.
• Variable names are case-insensitive, but uppercase is recommended.

Options

• enable (VELOCIRCON__ENABLE): Set to true to activate RCON support.
• host (VELOCIRCON__HOST): Address to bind the RCON server (default: 0.0.0.0 for all interfaces).
• port (VELOCIRCON__PORT): Port for RCON connections.
• password (VELOCIRCON__PASSWORD): Set a strong password for authentication.
• colors (VELOCIRCON__COLORS): Enables color codes in command output (recommended).
• console-output (VELOCIRCON__CONSOLE_OUTPUT): Redirects RCON output to the console.
• permissions: RCON connection permissions. If all enable: false - all permissions are allowed.
  • luck-perms: Use LuckPerms group to control connection permissions.
    • enable (VELOCIRCON__PERMISSIONS__LUCK_PERMS__ENABLE): Enable usage LuckPerms permissions filter.
    • group (VELOCIRCON__PERMISSIONS__LUCK_PERMS__GROUP): '*' or an empty string - all permissions are allowed.
  • regex: Use Regex (regular expression) to control connection permissions.
    • enable (VELOCIRCON__PERMISSIONS__REGEX__ENABLE): Enable usage Regex permissions filter.
    • regex (VELOCIRCON__PERMISSIONS__REGEX__REGEX): Regex string.

Examples

Config file:

port: 25575
console-output: true
permissions:
  luck-perms:
    enable: false

Environment variables:

VELOCIRCON__PORT=25580
VELOCIRCON__CONSOLE_OUTPUT=false
VELOCIRCON__PERMISSIONS__LUCK_PERMS__ENABLE=true

Resulting configuration:

port: 25580
console-output: false
permissions:
  luck-perms:
    enable: true

Environment variables override values from rcon.yml.

Usage

To connect to Velocity via RCON, use any compatible client.
We recommend itzg/rcon-cli for its flexibility and ease of use.

Example connection command:

rcon-cli --host <your_host> --port 25575 --password <your_password>

Once connected, you can send any Velocity command as if you were using the Velocity console.

Requirements

• Java 21 or higher (recommended by Velocity documentation)
• Velocity Proxy

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.

Feedback & Contributions

Found a bug or want to suggest an improvement? Please open an issue or submit a pull request!

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Author: @code-lime