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Fix missing [web] section header in mcbot.conf.example - #6
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The [web] section header was dropped (a merge casualty of the [env] and
repeat-tracking changes), so every web setting (enabled/host/port/
api_tokens/admin_*/session_secret/cors_origins/tls_*) was nested under
[env]. A user copying the example to mcbot.conf would get the web server
silently disabled (load_config looks for has_section("web")) and those
keys pushed into the process environment as junk env vars (ENABLED, HOST,
PORT, ...). Restore the header so the web keys live under [web] again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
mcbot.conf.examplelost its[web]section header (a merge casualty of the[env]and repeat-tracking changes landing together). As a result, the entire web block —enabled,host,port,api_tokens,admin_user,admin_password_hash,session_secret,cors_origins,tls_cert,tls_key— was nested under[env].For anyone copying the example to
mcbot.conf:load_configonly reads settings underhas_section("web")), and[env]handler and pushed into the process environment as junk vars (ENABLED,HOST,PORT, …).Fix
Restore the
[web]header between the[env]examples and the web settings. One line (plus a blank line for spacing); comments-only example, no behavior change beyond correct section attribution.Verification
configparsernow reports sections[…, env, web, channels];[web]containsenabled/host/port/…, and no web keys leak into[env]:🤖 Generated with Claude Code