Bukkit

The config did not generate any section for configuring the SQL Databases. Would you mind providing more information that covers this area?

@codename_B Can you complete this please? there are some lines of the config file that are not explained here, like override-player, and enable-mcma

What happend to the config.yml?

@Knight_Hawk3

It got shorter since 2.3.

What about allow-offline? Any other parameters available?

@allbad1

It's like the 'Offlinemode' switch in the main server.properties file

@JoshGreen1996

what is the point in another offlinemode switch when bukkit already has one?

Can this be updated please? there are 3 more parts to the file that are not mentioned here.

@XeonG8

Offline-mode servers aren't officially/directly supported by/throuh bPermissions.
That's why you'll have to enable it, yourself.

well now it says track does (admin) does bot exist why the track is there

What is use-global for?

@nurwin22

You got one thing wrong.

use-global-files: true/false

1. If true, uses the users.yml and groups.yml files in the main folder AND the users.yml and groups.yml files in the world folders. World files will override global files. If false, only uses the files in the world folders.

@trainphreak

This sux, because if you set use-global-files: true users.yml and groups.yml files are still generated and the permissions are not the global ones maybe this is a bug

@ciulic

Like it generates an empty users.yml and groups.yml in the world folders and it overrides the global files making everyone not have a permission?

Hello. Can anyone explain ? Why /perm example files generates empty files ? (Instead of /helpme ? (was on late builds) it generates all av perm on server)

@ciulic

We're seeing the same thing, we have use-global-files: true but the world files are getting generated by the plugin and over-riding the global files.

@paulj1x

I concur. I've also trying to have bPermissions ONLY use global files. I don't care about per-world permissions. From the looks of the comments here, this isn't possible?

@ukAdamR

You can use the mirror feature to mirror all other worlds to the main world, and then just use the main world's files as the "global files". That's what I do. The global files are used for new world generations, i.e. if a SkyBlock server creates new worlds for individual player to play on.

@ukAdamR

I find it's pretty much impossible to get global perms working correctly when you have it enabled in the config, the closest I've gotten to is by using the /exec commands to modify perms, it'll modify all worlds perms if you don't specify a world. By what I know you can't do that with the normal /world command, even /world * doesn't work for modifying all files, that'll just modify the global files, but that's not much use anyways either way with the global perms config on or off.

The only way to use the normal commands and have them effect all the worlds is by using the world mirroring feature.

The only way that global perms would work correctly that I see is if it was changed from overriding the global file for the worlds file to adding onto the perms of the global file where negation takes precedence over the global file for nodes and groups. Negation could be done for groups to, like setting a group for a player for one world where doing something like setgroup ^default and addgroup vip, to remove them from the default group and add them to vip for that world. You'd still have to be careful when modifying a users groups like this though. And not to write anything to the world files unless you actually modify the perms.