Keydb.cfg [top]
: Because Blu-ray encryption is frequently updated (new "MKB" versions), a single fixed key isn't enough. The KEYDB.cfg file must be constantly updated by a global community of users who "find" and submit new Volume Unique Keys (VUKs) for new movie releases.
| Directive | Default | Description | |-----------|---------|-------------| | tls-port | 0 | TLS port (enable by setting >0). | | tls-cert-file | (none) | Server certificate. | | tls-key-file | (none) | Private key. | | tls-ca-cert-file | (none) | CA certificate for client auth. | | tls-auth-clients | yes | Require client certificates. | | tls-protocols | "TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3" | Allowed protocols. | | tls-ciphers | (default) | Cipher suite. | keydb.cfg
| Directive | Default | Description | |-----------|---------|-------------| | replicaof | (none) | replicaof <masterip> <masterport> | | masteruser | (none) | ACL user for replication (KeyDB 6+). | | replica-serve-stale-data | yes | Serve stale data when disconnected from master. | | replica-read-only | yes | Replica accepts only reads. | | repl-diskless-sync | no | Transfer RDB directly to replicas (no disk). | | repl-diskless-sync-delay | 5 | Wait for more replicas before sync. | | repl-backlog-size | 1mb | Backlog for partial resync. | | min-replicas-to-write | 0 | Minimum replicas online to accept writes. | | min-replicas-max-lag | 10 | Max lag (seconds) for above condition. | : Because Blu-ray encryption is frequently updated (new
If you have ever tried to play a physical Blu-ray disc on your computer using open-source software like , you likely encountered a frustrating error regarding AACS decoding. The solution to this problem almost always involves a specific, mysterious file: KEYDB.cfg . | | tls-cert-file | (none) | Server certificate
