The settings that shape a ReSkate server: name, password and listing, admins and roles, reserved slots, map pool and rotation, player votes, AFK kicks and object limits, and how to change them without the server overwriting you.
Put custom maps in the server’s Mods folder, keep the Thunderstore folder name so players are offered the download, keep maps on their latest version, and spawn Park Editor parks for everyone with park-mod.
Journey is a world difficulty fixed at creation, and fifteen journeypermission keys decide who may freeze time, use god mode or slide the difficulty. What 0, 1 and 2 mean on a dedicated server, and which powers to lock on a shared one.
Every serverconfig.txt key from the official 1.4.5.8 zip — world, autocreate, difficulty, maxplayers (1–255), port, password, worldrollbackstokeep, secure, npcstream, the fifteen Journey permissions — plus the command-line flags that duplicate them.
Where user groups came from, the five flags, Keen’s Admin/Friend/Guest examples, reserved slots, the retired top-level password key, and why a fresh server ships closed with randomised passwords.
Where the Player ID is, what putting it in Owner ID unlocks, what an admin can and cannot do, why there is no whitelist, and the community disagreement over Player ID versus EOS ID.
How to make yourself admin, the kick and ban commands that work on a vanilla server, the 1.0 ID change that broke admin lists, and why devcommands is refused on a dedicated server — with the three real workarounds.
Every world modifier, preset and key with its exact server value, the ordering rule, why a modifier you removed can still be in force, and how to reset an existing world.