Skungee on 2 proxies at the same time?

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Hello there, I have a EU proxy that have connected all the servers to with skungee. Is there a way to connect the skungee from the servers to another proxy (US) at the same time? Like Servers connected to EU, US proxy at the same time
 
Do you mean that you want two proxy's which are both connected to one server?
 
I don't think it's possible now, but maybe @LimeGlass knows more.
EDIT: I just tried making 2 proxys redirect to 1 main proxy which redirects to the main server, but that didn't work either.
 
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Skungee does not currently support the ability to communicate with multiple Bungeecord instances, it's a new suggestion that I haven't heard yet though. I will add it to my suggestions list, but this will be low priority.

You can use a premium resource called RedisBungee which can be found here https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/redisbungee.13494/

RedisBungee is designed to allow two or more Bungeecord instances to communicate with each other using Redis. Skungee does support this resource and will grant you access to all the information RedisBungee provides between the data link. RedisBungee syntax for Skungee may be found in your syntax.yml of Skungee, or online Skript Hub https://skripthub.net/docs/?search=redisbungee

Hypixel used to use this resource for their network, but they probably have made their own one by now due to the growth of their network.

Side note: RedisBungee may be compiled for free on Github but it's not recommend as it doesn't support the developers.
 
Thanks to everyone. @LimeGlass is there a way to detect detect the server that a player is on. Like when i do /find <player> for example it gives me the current server that the <player> is on a syntax like skellett: current bungeecord server of %string% . Thank you again
 
BlueMark said:
Thanks to everyone. @LimeGlass is there a way to detect detect the server that a player is on. Like when i do /find <player> for example it gives me the current server that the <player> is on a syntax like skellett: current bungeecord server of %string% . Thank you again
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Everything from SkellettProxy is in Skungee so that syntax exists. It may be changed a bit, so review the documentation of Skungee for the syntax. There is also another similar syntax but for RedisBungee too.

If you have SkellettProxy still enabled I suggest disabling that as it may cause conflicts with Skungee.
 
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