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Edit default values to fine-tune your Athena. The example — admin_pass: mypass — changes the admin password to mypass. The example — login_port: 6901 — activates the commented line and changes the login_port to 6901.
Note that login_ip is deprecated and used only in older versions.
// IP and port
//login_ip:127.0.0.1
//login_port: 6900
// Security. Change these!
admin_pass: admin
gm_pass: gm
// _M/_F registration, default = enabled
new_account: 1
// IP banning, default = enabled
ipban: 1
dynamic_pass_failure_ban: 1
dynamic_pass_failure_ban_time: 5
dynamic_pass_failure_ban_how_many: 3
dynamic_pass_failure_ban_how_long: 60
dynamic_account_ban: 1
dynamic_account_ban_class: 0
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Q&A
I use ROCP for registratiom...
Stop user registration on Athena by changing new_account: 1 to new_account: 0.
Why stop user registration on Athena?
There is little control with _M/_F registration, for example, anyone can register several accounts using just one fictitious email address and may choose to use login names like Daddy's girl which will do havoc to MySQL server.
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