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Minecraft Votifier Tester
Test classic Votifier v1 (RSA public key) or NuVotifier v2 (token) below. This uses the same Votifier relay that delivers real votes when players vote for your server on MinecraftServer.Buzz — TCP connection, protocol handshake or encryption, and a test vote in one click.
Setting up Votifier for vote rewards
Install NuVotifier (v2, recommended) or classic Votifier (v1) on Paper/Spigot.
For v2: copy host, port, and token from plugins/NuVotifier/config.yml.
For v1: copy the RSA public key from plugins/Votifier/rsa/public.key.
Set host: 0.0.0.0 so Votifier listens on all interfaces (not just localhost).
Open the Votifier port in your VPS/hosting firewall (default 8192).
Install a vote listener plugin — VotingPlugin, SuperbVote, GAL, or similar.
Test with this tool, then enable Votifier forwarding when listing your server.
Common Votifier problems
Connection timed out
Port not open publicly, wrong IP, or NuVotifier not running. Check /plugins and firewall rules for TCP 8192.
Wrong protocol selected
Classic Votifier v1 does not send a v2 challenge — use v1 + public key. NuVotifier sends a challenge string on connect — use v2 + token.
Invalid signature / token error
Token mismatch — copy the exact token from config.yml. Regenerating the token invalidates old entries on vote sites.
Vote received but no rewards
NuVotifier works but your reward plugin is misconfigured. Check VotingPlugin / SuperbVote logs when the test vote arrives.
Frequently asked questions
Is Votifier the same as a vote webhook?
No. Votifier uses raw TCP (classic v1 RSA or NuVotifier v2 token). Webhooks use HTTPS POST with JSON. MinecraftServer.Buzz supports both — configure either when listing your server. NuVotifier v2 is recommended for most Paper/Spigot servers because vote-reward plugins listen to Votifier natively.
Should I use my game IP or a subdomain for Votifier host?
Use whatever public hostname or IP reaches your NuVotifier port from the internet — usually the same domain as your Minecraft server, but on port 8192 instead of 25565.
Is my token safe when using this tool?
The token is sent over HTTPS to our API, which forwards it to the Votifier relay for the test only. It is not stored. Still, treat tokens as secrets — rotate if exposed.