[1.7.10] Global Settings Mod

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  1. MaelstromPhoenix

    MaelstromPhoenix Well-Known Member

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    Hey everyone!

    I recently made a mod that synchronizes settings and key binds between packs and would love some help testing it! If you would like to help test, feel free to download the mod from the GitHub link below. The README will give you more information on how everything works. I'd really appreciate some feedback! Also please report any issues to the issue tracker below on GitHub.

    To use it, download it, throw it in the mod folder and type
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    /globalsettings enable
    when in game. Any other pack you enable this on should pull your settings and key binds from your most recently played pack and set everything up in the same way.

    Note: This mod could potentially mess with your keybindings (it shouldn't but bugs happen). If something does happen please report it and I will work on a fix.

    README
    GitHub
    Issue Tracker
     
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    chugga_fan ME 4M storage cell of knowledge, all the time

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    you put up a github of a single packed jar file without the source code, please upload the source so the github isn't entirely useless .-.
     
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    MaelstromPhoenix Well-Known Member

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    Well I did that for a reason. The file contains some information that could be used to abuse the service, especially if you know how it works.
     
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    chugga_fan ME 4M storage cell of knowledge, all the time

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    what "service" are you using? a personal machine? try some amazon database with some data scrubbing and some injection attack prevention and you should be fine
     
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    MaelstromPhoenix Well-Known Member

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    I have an Amazon database. Not worried about injection but the data isn't sent in a secure way so someone could insert fake data and overwrite someone's data
     
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    chugga_fan ME 4M storage cell of knowledge, all the time

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    ......................... there are very effective java decompilers in existence, protect your data another way
     
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