Minecraft Server Log

I built a server that deliberately believes almost anything a Minecraft client says about gameplay, just to see what shows up. Packet parsing, host access, and operator permissions stay locked down.

I leave my own address, private/LAN addresses, and every other non-global source out of this public feed. The player names are unauthenticated offline-mode claims supplied by clients, not verified Minecraft accounts.

Event totals come from a limited recent window. Public player-name history is kept separately and sticks around longer.

Latest activity

Minecraft Event Viewer

This log includes connections, handshakes, status checks, login attempts, rejected packets, commands, and play events. Pick a row to see the public details.

Names seen joining

These names came from offline-mode clients after an accepted join reached PLAY. They are unauthenticated claims, not proof that anyone owns the Minecraft account. I keep this public join history separately from the shorter event log, so first/last-seen times and join counts can stick around longer. Some records may be rate-limited or lost, so this is not guaranteed to be a complete lifetime history.