
Advanced Whitelist
Like a normal whitelist, but with powerful extra features to improve your Minecraft server experience.
📖About Advanced Whitelist
Advanced Whitelist
Like a normal whitelist, but with powerful extra features to improve your Minecraft server experience. Players can send join requests directly when trying to connect, making access management easier and more interactive.
Administrators can review and accept requests instantly, keeping full control while reducing manual effort.
Advanced Features
Request SystemPlayers send a join request to an administrator on the server (if available) when they try to join. The administrator can accept the request directly in the chat and add the player to the whitelist.

Users can add a Discord bot using a token to manage the whitelist directly from their Discord server via bot commands.
The available commands are the same as on the Minecraft server.

Commands
| Command | Permission | Description |
|---|---|---|
/whitelist <add/remove> <player> |
advancedwhitelist.player |
Add or remove a player from the whitelist |
/whitelist list |
advancedwhitelist.list |
Show all whitelisted players |
/whitelist toggle/on/off |
advancedwhitelist.toggle |
Enable or disable the whitelist |
/whitelist set |
advancedwhitelist.player |
Clear the current list and add all online players |
/whitelist requests |
advancedwhitelist.requests |
Show all pending join requests |
Permissions
advancedwhitelist.admin→ Permission to manage all featuresadvancedwhitelist.notify→ Permission to receive join requests in the chat
Configuration
| Value | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
Language |
Change the plugin language (supported: English, German) | en |
RequestsExpiration |
Time in minutes until a join request expires | 10 |
| Value | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
Enabled |
Change whether the Discord bot should be used | false |
Token |
Add a the token for the Discord Bot (required if bot enabled) | No default value |
How to Create and Set Up a Discord Bot
Create a Discord Application- Go to the Discord Developer Portal
https://discord.com/developers/applications - Click New Application.
- Enter a name for your bot (e.g.
Advanced Whitelist). - Click Create.
- Open Bot in the left menu.
- Click Add Bot and confirm.
- (Optional) Upload a bot icon and change the username.
- Enable the following Privileged Gateway Intents:
- Presence Intent
- Server Members Intent
- Message Content Intent
- Click Save Changes.
⚠️ These intents are required if your bot reads messages or processes commands.
Copy the Bot Token- In the Bot section, click Reset Token.
- Copy the generated token.
- Store it securely – never share it publicly.
→ The token is the password for your bot.
Invite the Bot to a Discord Server- Go to OAuth2 → URL Generator.
- Select the scope
bot. - Choose one of the following permissions:
- Administrator (recommended)
- or only the permissions your bot needs
- Copy the generated URL.
- Open it in your browser and authorize the bot.
⚠️ You need the Manage Server permission.
Insert the Token into the Config FileExample: config.yml
Discord-Bot:
Enabled: true
Token: "YOUR_BOT_TOKEN_HERE"
Save the file and restart the server.
Start the BotOnce the Minecraft server is running, the bot will appear online on your Discord server.
If you need help or want to suggest new features, feel free to join our Discord:
-> https://discord.blackninja.live