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| {{DISPLAYTITLE:Server Configuration}} | | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Server Configuration}} |
| == Summary ==
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| The server configuration file is named <code>server.xml</code> by default, and is located in the same folder as the file named <code>Server.exe</code> on Windows or <code>Server</code> on Linux.<br>
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| You can use a custom filename for the server configuration file with the <code>-config</code> option. Example: <code>Server.exe -config my-config.xml</code>. See the [[ServerCommandLine|server command line]] page for more info on accepted command arguments.<br>
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| The file uses the XML syntax, with a root node named <code>server</code>. [https://www.w3.org/TR/xml/ Official XML Specification]
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| == Settings ==
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| It's best practice to specify all or most of these properties in your server config XML. The corresponding default value will be used if the property is not specified.<br>
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| </server> | | </server> |
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| | == Custom Config File == |
| | You can use [[ServerCommandLine|command switch]] for a different config file name. Example: <code>Server.exe -config my-config.xml</code>. |