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Local linking doesn't work on proxy when another plugin uses SQLite #469

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StKillReal opened this issue Nov 27, 2023 · 4 comments
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I have velocity proxy with 2 connected servers with floodgate installed on each of them. When I put sqlite database jar in /proxy/plugins/floodgate/ folder and enable local linking on proxy floodgate config.yml, I still can't link accounts on none of backend servers. Should I enable local-linking inside of each server floodgate config or what should I do?
When I try to use /linkaccount for testing on any of backend servers I get "Linking is not enabled on this server"

In proxy console I get this error:
https://pastebin.com/ur5BpX8F

I'm using latest versions of each plugin
Auth type: floodgate

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bloxded commented Nov 28, 2023

there is a config you need to enable in both folders in the proxy and the server

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Konicai commented Nov 28, 2023

linking configuration on the backend server shouldn't/doesn't matter

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You guys say opposite things

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Tim203 commented Feb 14, 2024

Looks like another plugin is using SQLite as well.
This will be fixed in the upcoming Floodgate 3.0

@Tim203 Tim203 added the bug Something isn't working label Feb 14, 2024
@Tim203 Tim203 changed the title Local linking doesn't work on proxy Local linking doesn't work on proxy when another plugin uses SQLite May 14, 2024
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