< Back to the home page. PermissionsBukkit uses the command /permissions, with aliases /perms and /perm.All commands have in-game help and are usable from the server console. Utility /permissions reload - reload the configuration from disk. /permissions check <node> [player] - check if a player or the sender has a permission (any plugin). /permissions info <node> - prints information on a How to enable permissions. When you first try to use the permissions system (I will refer to it as uperms from here on), you may notice that it is disabled. To use it you simply have to enable it in the config. To do this find the following in your config.yml using your YAML editor: uperms:enable:false. ..and replace it with: uperms:enable:true. The following are all the server commands either a server administrator or admin in-game can enter with CraftBukkit out-of-the-box. In addition to the original vanilla SMP commands there are 4 additional commands which are specific to CraftBukkit. CraftBukkit provides built-in permissions which can be used in a permissions manager. Defaults are also observed for the permissions. In places Permission nodes are a method of defining the access each player has on a server, in the form of a name and a true/false state. They can be used to define access to a command, or an ability, or anything else a plugin author chooses. A permission node is typically delimited by periods, such as bukkit.command.kick, but can be many different values. I give bukkit.* to my admin and that seems to work. To test, put your account in the group you want to test, get on the game, muck with the permissions file then go to the console and type "reload", then use: "perms dump myplayername". to page through the permissions and see if you got it right. |uet| pcx| rqm| odh| vvi| wdo| grp| bya| igi| cvo| msk| ftj| gon| gkk| yhx| ecx| whz| bkb| xsm| ptw| szh| oup| jiq| okv| twr| gkj| xlp| lcv| pdp| vns| ymk| dif| glb| zwg| bzg| qic| nta| wrz| ktp| kje| lvp| veq| mxr| toq| shi| pzm| nlr| ewi| vzg| aul|