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# Minecraft LAN Party Server — Project Context
> Self-hosted modded Minecraft server for a LAN party (~8 players), with
> persistent auth/skin infrastructure designed to outlive the LAN weekend
> and integrate with the existing homelab.
## Goals & Constraints
- **Players**: 410 friends, LAN-based
- **Modpack vibe**: Kitchen-sink (tech + magic + exploration + QoL)
- **Pack approach**: Manually curated (~50100 mods), NOT a forked existing pack
- **Minecraft version**: 1.21.1
- **Mod loader**: NeoForge (NOT classic Forge — see Decisions below)
- **Network**: LAN party context, but stack is persistent (lives past the weekend)
- **Auth**: Self-hosted Yggdrasil-compatible (Drasl) + Keycloak OIDC
- **Skins**: Handled by Drasl
- **Persistence horizon**: Long-term homelab service, not disposable
## Existing Homelab Context (relevant to this project)
- **Keycloak 26.0.7** running in Docker Compose (PostgreSQL 17, production mode,
bind-mounted secrets, xforwarded proxy headers). This is the IdP for everything.
- **NetBird** as the proxy/networking layer for remote access (NOT used for the
LAN party itself — see Decisions).
- **AdGuard Home** as recursive DNS resolver — used here for `*.home.local` LAN records.
- **Multi-VPS topology**: this Minecraft project likely runs on a local box or
beefier homelab node, not a VPS (RAM/CPU requirements).
- Operator timezone: Europe/Madrid.
## Key Decisions (with reasoning)
### NeoForge over classic Forge
Despite the user originally saying "Forge", the 1.21.x kitchen-sink ecosystem
(ATM10, Leaking Kitchen Sink, etc.) is overwhelmingly NeoForge in 2025/2026.
The original Forge team essentially migrated to NeoForge. `itzg/minecraft-server`
supports both via `TYPE=NEOFORGE`. Going with NeoForge 1.21.1.
### Drasl over Ely.by or vanilla offline mode
- **Ely.by**: not self-hosted, Russian-hosted, no control over identity layer.
- **Vanilla offline + no auth server**: works for one weekend but skins break,
no persistent identity, doesn't match homelab philosophy.
- **Drasl**: self-hosted Go service, Yggdrasil-compatible, drop-in Mojang
replacement, supports skins + capes, **has first-class OIDC support with
PKCE** (perfect for Keycloak), actively maintained (current version 3.4.2+).
GPLv3 licensed.
### LAN (not NetBird) for the party itself
NetBird is the homelab's remote access layer, but adding a mesh VPN on top
of a LAN party introduces complexity for guests with no upside. Drasl and
Minecraft live on the LAN; clients reach them via `drasl.home.local` resolved
through AdGuard.
### Manual curation (user choice — flagged as expensive)
User insisted on manual curation despite my pushback that forking ATM10 or
Leaking Kitchen Sink would save weeks of crash-log triage. **Note for future
sessions**: if curation gets painful, the fork-and-trim option is still on
the table — Leaking Kitchen Sink is the closest match to the requested vibe.
### itzg/minecraft-server as base image
The de facto standard. Handles NeoForge installation automatically via
`TYPE=NEOFORGE` + `VERSION` + `NEOFORGE_VERSION`. Supports Modrinth and
CurseForge mod auto-download via `MODRINTH_PROJECTS` and `CURSEFORGE_FILES`.
## Architecture
```
LAN segment
├── AdGuard Home → resolves drasl.home.local, keycloak.home.local
│ to the Docker host's LAN IP
├── Keycloak (existing, separate compose)
│ realm: homelab
│ client: drasl (confidential, PKCE S256)
└── Minecraft host (this project's compose)
├── drasl :25585 (Yggdrasil API + web UI)
│ └── OIDC → Keycloak
├── minecraft :25565 (server)
│ :24454/udp (Simple Voice Chat, optional)
│ └── -javaagent:authlib-injector.jar=http://drasl.home.local:25585/authlib-injector
│ └── ONLINE_MODE=false (required for authlib-injector)
└── mc-backup (itzg/mc-backup, 6h interval)
└── RCON → minecraft
Clients (LAN party guests):
Prism Launcher → authlib-injector account pointing at Drasl
→ joins minecraft:25565
```
## Auth Flow (end-to-end)
1. Guest opens `http://drasl.home.local:25585` in browser.
2. Clicks "Register with Keycloak" → redirected to Keycloak login.
3. Logs in with homelab Keycloak credentials.
4. Returned to Drasl, picks a player name, uploads a skin.
5. Drasl shows them a "Minecraft Token" on their profile page.
6. In Prism Launcher: Settings → Accounts → Add authlib-injector account
with URL `http://drasl.home.local:25585/authlib-injector` and the
Minecraft Token as password.
7. Joins Minecraft server. Server validates session against Drasl (via
authlib-injector JVM agent), Drasl confirms, player enters with their skin.
## Critical Gotchas
### Minecraft 1.21+ secure profile incompatibility
- Server: must set `enforce-secure-profile=false` (compose: `ENFORCE_SECURE_PROFILE=FALSE`)
- Drasl: must set `SignPublicKeys = false`
- These are linked. The Drasl docs explicitly warn: *"Mixed authentication does
not work with `SignPublicKeys = true` on Minecraft 1.21+."*
### authlib-injector JVM agent
- Syntax: `-javaagent:/path/to/authlib-injector.jar=<yggdrasil-api-url>`
- The URL after `=` is the **API root**, which for Drasl is
`<BaseURL>/authlib-injector`.
- **Must match between server and client.** If server uses
`http://drasl.home.local:25585/authlib-injector` and client uses anything
else (e.g. an IP), session validation fails silently with "Invalid session".
- Download from: https://github.com/yushijinhun/authlib-injector/releases
- Mount into the itzg container at `/extras/authlib-injector.jar`.
### Keycloak reachability on LAN day
If Keycloak is only reachable via NetBird or only from the public internet,
**Drasl OIDC registration breaks on LAN-only day**. Options:
1. Expose Keycloak on the LAN (simplest)
2. Pre-register all guests before the party
3. Temporarily disable OIDC and allow password registration during the LAN
(`AllowPasswordLogin = true`, comment out the OIDC block)
### HTTP vs HTTPS for OIDC
Modern browsers warn on plain HTTP for OIDC flows but they work. For a
production-grade setup, front Drasl with Caddy or Traefik using a local CA
cert (smallstep/step-ca pairs well with the existing homelab). For LAN-only
HTTP is fine.
### NeoForge version pinning
Mods are picky about exact NeoForge minor versions. The compose currently
pins `NEOFORGE_VERSION: "21.1.209"` as a placeholder. **Verify against
https://projects.neoforged.net/neoforged/neoforge before deploying.** Don't
use `"latest"` for a stable server.
### Drasl username vs player name
- **Drasl username** = OIDC user's email (used for web UI login)
- **Player name** = `preferred_username` from OIDC, or user-chosen if
`AllowChoosingPlayerName = true`
- Keycloak users must have email set. Verify the realm's email-as-username
setting and the `preferred_username` mapper are configured.
### Mod source preference
Prefer **Modrinth over CurseForge** for itzg auto-download. CurseForge
requires an API key (`CF_API_KEY`) and has been historically flakier with
the itzg image. Use CF only for mods that are exclusive to it.
## Compose Stack
The working compose file is at `./docker-compose.yml`. Key environment vars
documented inline. Adjacent files:
```
.
├── docker-compose.yml
├── .env # RCON_PASSWORD, CF_API_KEY (if needed)
├── drasl/
│ └── config/
│ ├── config.toml # see ./drasl-config.toml example
│ └── keycloak-client-secret # single line, no trailing newline
├── extras/
│ ├── authlib-injector.jar # downloaded from yushijinhun's releases
│ ├── modrinth-mods.txt # one mod slug per line
│ └── cf-mods.txt # only if using CurseForge mods
├── backups/ # mc-backup writes here
└── CLAUDE.md # this file
```
### Memory sizing
With ~50100 mods and 8 concurrent players on 1.21.1:
- `INIT_MEMORY: 4G`, `MAX_MEMORY: 10G` is a safe starting point
- Use `USE_AIKAR_FLAGS: TRUE` for the well-known GC tuning
- Monitor with `mc-monitor` (itzg makes one) if you want metrics
### Backups
`itzg/mc-backup` runs alongside, talks to the server via RCON, takes
snapshots every 6h, prunes after 14 days. Backups are world-only (no mod
jars), which is correct — mods are reproducible from the mod list files.
## Keycloak Client Configuration
In the `homelab` realm (or whatever the realm is called):
1. **Clients → Create client**
- Client type: `OpenID Connect`
- Client ID: `drasl`
- Name: `Drasl Minecraft Auth`
2. **Capability config**
- Client authentication: **ON** (confidential client)
- Authentication flow: **Standard flow** only
- Disable: Direct access grants, Implicit, Service accounts
3. **Login settings**
- Root URL: `http://drasl.home.local:25585`
- Valid redirect URIs: `http://drasl.home.local:25585/web/oidc-callback/Keycloak`
(the `Keycloak` at the end MUST match the `Name = "Keycloak"` in Drasl's
`[[RegistrationOIDC]]` block — case sensitive)
- Web origins: `http://drasl.home.local:25585`
4. **Credentials tab** → copy Client Secret to
`./drasl/config/keycloak-client-secret` (no trailing newline).
5. **Advanced tab** → PKCE Code Challenge Method: `S256`
## Client Distribution (LAN guests)
### Recommended launcher
**Prism Launcher** — open source, cross-platform (Win/Mac/Linux), first-class
authlib-injector support, can import/export instance ZIPs.
### Per-guest one-time setup
1. Install Prism Launcher.
2. Add authlib-injector account:
- URL: `http://drasl.home.local:25585/authlib-injector`
- Username/password: their Drasl credentials (or Minecraft Token if
registered via Keycloak OIDC)
3. Import the modpack instance ZIP.
### What to ship guests
- A Prism instance ZIP (right-click instance → Export Instance)
- A one-page README with the auth URL and import steps
- Optionally `authlib-injector.jar` for guests who refuse Prism
## Open / Pending Work
These were on the roadmap when we ended the brainstorm:
- [ ] **Mod shortlist for the kitchen-sink pack.** Categories to fill:
- Performance (Embeddium/Sodium-equivalent for NeoForge, FerriteCore, ModernFix)
- Tech/automation (Mekanism, Create, Immersive Engineering, AE2)
- Magic (Ars Nouveau, Botania, Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks)
- Storage (Sophisticated Storage/Backpacks, Functional Storage)
- Exploration (YUNG's structures, Repurposed Structures, biome packs)
- QoL (JEI, Jade, JEI Resources, Inventory Profiles Next, AppleSkin)
- World gen (Tectonic, Terralith — check NeoForge 1.21.1 compat)
- Compat glue (Polymorph for recipe conflicts)
- Map (XaeroMinimap + Xaero World Map)
- Voice (Simple Voice Chat — port 24454/udp already in compose)
- [ ] **Decide on dimension/server-side performance mods** (C2ME, Lithium-equivalent)
- [ ] **Reverse proxy + local TLS** for Drasl (Caddy + step-ca recommended,
given the existing homelab)
- [ ] **DNS record** in AdGuard for `drasl.home.local` → Docker host LAN IP
- [ ] **Keycloak client** creation per the section above
- [ ] **Verify NeoForge version** against current stable before first deploy
- [ ] **Bootstrap admin in Drasl**: leave `AllowPasswordLogin = true` initially,
create the admin account, then optionally disable password login to force OIDC
## Reference URLs
- Drasl repo: https://github.com/unmojang/drasl
- Drasl configuration docs: https://github.com/unmojang/drasl/blob/master/doc/configuration.md
- Drasl recipes (example configs): https://github.com/unmojang/drasl/blob/master/doc/recipes.md
- authlib-injector: https://github.com/yushijinhun/authlib-injector
- itzg/minecraft-server: https://github.com/itzg/docker-minecraft-server
- itzg NeoForge docs: https://github.com/itzg/docker-minecraft-server/blob/master/docs/types-and-platforms/server-types/forge.md
- itzg/mc-backup: https://github.com/itzg/docker-mc-backup
- NeoForge versions: https://projects.neoforged.net/neoforged/neoforge
- Prism Launcher: https://prismlauncher.org/
- Reference modpacks for inspiration (NOT forking):
- ATM10 (Modrinth/CurseForge — ~500 mods, NeoForge 1.21.1)
- Leaking Kitchen Sink (CurseForge — trimmed ~150 mods, NeoForge 1.21.1)
## Communication Preferences (carry-over from past sessions)
- Concise and direct
- Diagnose and resolve without demanding detailed reproduction steps
- Prefer iterative single-change updates over large rewrites
- Cautious scripts that halt on ambiguity rather than proceeding silently
- Avoid over-engineered responses when a simple answer suffices
- Spanish or English fine; user is comfortable in both