@config net

Networking and connection-related options.

@config net web: the game’s name, its web address, and HTTP requests
@config net logins: logins, guests, DNS, Pueblo and client media
@config net sql: the SQL server and SSL client certificates
@config net ignored: listening addresses, ports and other options that are accepted and ignored

mud_name=<string>: The name of the mush for mudname() and @version and the like.
mud_url=<string>: The game’s web address, returned by mudurl(), shown by @version and sent as the MSSP WEBSITE. First-run setup fills it in with the address the web portal was reached at, unless that is the server’s own machine. An MXP or Pueblo client is sent the game’s own pictures, such as the connect screen’s logo, at this address; while it is unset, such a client is shown their text instead.
http_handler=<dbref/number>: If this is set, it handles HTTP requests sent to /http/ on the web server.
http_per_second=<number>: If this is set, limit HTTP requests allowed per second.

use_dns=<boolean>: Are IP addresses resolved into hostnames?
logins=<boolean>: Are mortal logins enabled?
player_creation=<boolean>: Can register and create be used from the login screen?
guests=<boolean>: Are guest logins allowed?
pueblo=<boolean>: Does a new telnet connection get the Pueblo hello, so a Pueblo client turns on its links and pictures? A client without Pueblo shows the hello as one line of text at the top of the login screen.
media_base_url=<string>: The web address a GMCP client such as Mudlet fetches the game’s sounds and music from, when sound() or music() names a file rather than a full address. It is sent as GMCP Client.Media.Default when a client agrees to GMCP, and to every such client when it changes; a / is added if it does not end in one. Empty sends nothing, and such a client then needs full addresses.

sql_platform=<string>: What kind of SQL server are we using? (“mysql”, “mariadb”, “postgresql”, “postgres” or “sqlite”). SQL is off while sql_host and sql_database are both empty.
sql_host=<string>: What is the hostname or IP address of the SQL server?
sql_database=<string>: The name of the database on the SQL server. Only God sees it.
sql_username=<string>: The user name to log in to the SQL server with. Only God sees it. The password is the sql.password secret: see @secret.
ssl_require_client_cert=<boolean>: Are client certificates verified in SSL connections?

These options are accepted and ignored. Where the servers listen is set where they are deployed, not in the game.

ip_addr=<string> and ssl_ip_addr=<string>: the connection server listens on every address.
portal_port=<number> and ssl_portal_port=<number>: the web portal listens where the server’s ASPNETCORE_URLS setting says.
socket_file=<string>: there is no separate SSL process. TLS telnet runs on the connection server’s TLS port, with the certificate it is given.
use_ws=<boolean> and ws_url=<string>: WebSocket connections are always on, at /ws on the connection server’s HTTP port.
json_unsafe_unescape=<boolean>: accepted and ignored.