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/u/SketchyZee
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I just got back into a 2 week Minecraft phase and am hosting a vanilla server using Docker (I'm running it rootless) with a few QoL mods for me and some very close friends. I noticed in the logs that there were 2 players (one of them was "Herobrine" lol) that sniffed me out and tried connecting to my server, but I have whitelist enabled and enforced as well as online mode enabled so they weren't able to.
Thing is, I believe these 2 accounts are controlled by the same person, but I can't tell because the IP it gives me next to their usernames is the private IP of the Docker container instead of the player's public IPs.
Is there any way for me to have the server logs display player's public IPs like it should, so I could block future connections from them as well as anyone else in the future (kind of like a whack-a-mole approach)?
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Thing is, I believe these 2 accounts are controlled by the same person, but I can't tell because the IP it gives me next to their usernames is the private IP of the Docker container instead of the player's public IPs.
Is there any way for me to have the server logs display player's public IPs like it should, so I could block future connections from them as well as anyone else in the future (kind of like a whack-a-mole approach)?
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