Verlihub hub software

Created: 2026/07/02 19:41:27 America/Chicago
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Modified: 2026/07/03 16:24:56 America/Chicago
By: admin

Verlihub is an NMDC hub server for large Direct Connect communities. The upstream project lists low RAM and CPU use, MySQL or MariaDB storage, logging, user management, statistics, hublist registration, TLS proxy support, and plugin scripting.

The current upstream repository is Verlihub/verlihub on GitHub. Operators should review the official repository and wiki before compiling, upgrading, or enabling plugins on production hubs.

Practical Features For Hub Operators

  • NMDC hub server focused on high user counts and low resource usage.
  • MySQL/MariaDB backed configuration, registrations, classes, bans, and statistics.
  • Optional TLS proxy modes for NMDCS deployments.
  • Lua plugin support for hub bots and custom automation.
  • Import paths for users from older hub software such as PtokaX, Aquila, and YnHub.

Source And Reference Links

DescriptionWebsite
Official Verlihub repository https://github.com/Verlihub/verlihub
Official Verlihub wiki https://github.com/Verlihub/verlihub/wiki
Team Elite tools and Lua script collection https://ledo.feardc.net

Related Pages

Install Verlihub on Ubuntu Server

Install Verlihub from the official source repository on Ubuntu Server, connect it to MariaDB, run the vh --install wizard, and start it with systemd.

 Install Verlihub with Docker

Build Verlihub from the official source repository in a Docker image, connect it to MariaDB, run the Verlihub install wizard, and keep the hub configuration on a volume.

 Verlihub locale and build options

Configure Verlihub locale settings and understand the build options that affect plugins, TLS, and installation paths.

 Using Lua with Verlihub

Enable the Verlihub Lua plugin, check the plugin library, load scripts safely, and troubleshoot common Lua setup problems on an NMDC hub.

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