- Change SessionCache.db to SessionCache.ini
Allows users to view and edit session cache
- Automatically import previous SessionCache.db
But this file is only read, not updated
- Automatically import Minecraft session
If you are logged in in Minecraft, no need to login again
This is only done if Disk session cache is enabled
See #232 and #430 for more information
- Disk session cache becomes default
The feature is no longer experimental and now recommended
as the Mojang login servers now have a severe rate limit
Previous default was Memory session cache, not saved to disk
Will use random waits when a write conflict is detected.
This should allow several clients to write at the same time.
Inspired from CSMA/CD (ethernet way of handling collisions).
Bug report by TNT-UP @ MC Forum post no.1684
- Memory session cache will be used by default
- Verbose messages are now hidden by default
- Improve ping procedure's Forge handling
- Fix 1.8.9 and 1.9.0 in mcversion setting
- SessionCache.cs: fix LF into CRLF
- Use 1.9 translations instead of 1.8
2016-03-10 13:29:05 +01:00
Renamed from MinecraftClient/Cache/SessionCache.cs (Browse further)