bPermissions
bPermissions
Welcome to bPermissions, a Superperms Manager for Bukkit! bPermissions focuses on being unique from the rest of the Permission managers. It's very simple to set up and use, it's lightning fast, fully featured, and has a great support team!
Some features:
- bPermissions has a gui client specifically designed to make running a server so easy that you'll forget that you ever used any other permissions plugin. Get it here!
- bPermissions has a unique command structure, never before seen in a permission manager. It's best used for adding lots of nodes to a user or group from the console or in-game, less typing!
- bPermissions has everything you would expect from a Permissions manager. Prefix and suffix support, inheritance, per-player permissions, multiworld support, promotion/demotion tracks, and even group priorities for multi-group setups.
- Note - bPermissions only defines prefixes and suffixes. You need a chat plugin such as bChatManager for them to show up in chat.
Commands
Say you have a user called 'Bob' and you want to put him in the group 'admin' and give him the prefix 'awesome'.
- /world yourmainworld - selects the world "yourmainworld"
- /user bob - selects the user "bob"
- /user setgroup admin - set bob's group as "admin"
- /user meta prefix awesome - set bob's prefix to "awesome"
You can do the same with groups!
- /world yourmainworld - again, selects the world
- /group admin - selects the group "admin"
- /group addgroup moderator - makes the admin group inherit from the moderator group
- /group meta prefix &c[Admin] - sets the admin prefix to "&c[Admin]"
Some other commands are as follows
- /permissions (or /bperms,/bp,/p) - general commands for bPermissions are prefixed by this
- /permissions import pex - import a pex permissions.yml in the pex folder
- /permissions reload - reloads your bPermissions files
- /permissions save - if auto-save is false, this saves your perms
- /permissions backup - backup your permissions
- /permissions helpme - for the lazy among you, this spews out some basic permissions files into your folder.
In order to use these commands, you'll need the permissions node bPermissions.admin
For configurable /promote and /demote tracks, you'll want to use permissions tracks. To read about those, visit this page
Want more commands? We have some others over on the commands page. Check 'em out!
Editing Files
bPermissions creates per world groups.yml and users.yml files in the bPermissions folder, which allow you to configure permissions on a per world basis.
Because bPermissions was designed to be configured largely via commands, bPermissions will often overwrite changes to these files especially if you /reload or restart the server.
If you've edited the files, you MUST use /permissions reload to load the modified files into the server, otherwise the permissions changes won't apply. Because a standard /reload unloads all plugins like a server stop, we cannot tell the difference between them and this will overwrite changes to your files with whatever the server last stored.
World mirroring
Worlds are mirrored like so:
world_mirroring_to: world_mirroring_from world_nether: world world_the_end: world
This duplicates the whole config for that world. Currently there's no way to have just the users or the groups mirrored, stay tuned for an update that adds this!
bPermissions and EssentialsChat
Allow me to put this issue to bed. Essentials Chat + bPermissions works for prefix and color.
This guide is for current users of EssentialsChat and want to use bPermissions along with it.
Players have colored rank prefixes and faction chat modes are also colored. All text can be colored by the players too using color codes such as &c.
bPermissions\world\groups.yml ( code snippet )
default: default groups: ## Peasant ## default: permissions: - group.default - group.userannouncer - group.userauction groups: - userannouncer - userauction meta: priority: '100' ## Citizen ## rank1: permissions: - group.default - group.rank1 groups: - default meta: priority: '200'
It has nothing configured for prefix but the group names are important (default, rank1)
Essentials\config.yml ( Code Snippet )
change-displayname: true #add-prefix-suffix: false player-commands: - chat.color - chat.format - chat.shout - chat.question chat: radius: 0 group-formats: default: '&8&lPeasant &r&8{DISPLAYNAME}&7:&r {MESSAGE}' rank1: '&8&lCitizen &r&7{DISPLAYNAME}&7:&r {MESSAGE}' moderator: '&e&l[Mod] &r&3{DISPLAYNAME}&7:&r {MESSAGE}' admin: '&c&l[Admin] &r&e{DISPLAYNAME}&7:&r {MESSAGE}'
Please direct all other Essentials support to their official support networks.
How do I get support?
First, we highly recommend you go read the FAQ page. If the answer isn't there, there's a few options of support.
- Visit the #bananacode irc channel on irc.esper.net. Just head there, as your question, and wait for someone to help you. It might be a while before you get an answer, so be patient!
- You can file a ticket. This is recommended if you don't have the time to hang around in the IRC or you have a bug report. Be prepared to check back to the ticket though, and make sure you attach your bPermissions groups and users yml files to the ticket.
- Comment on the bPermissions main page.
Note that as there's only one (slightly inactive) maintainer at the moment, any support queries may take some time.
However you choose to get support, "pls dont use txt spk," and make sure you use actual grammar.
I'm a developer!
If you wish to hook your plugin into bPermissions, please see the Developer Page for more information! If you wish to contribute code to bPermissions, fork us on GitHub!
Development builds of this project can also be downloaded from GitHub now. These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff, and are possibly buggy. Use them at your own risk.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@sheepwool7
It's on the to-do list for 1.8.0
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@codename_B
Sorry to bother you so much, but do you have an idea of how long such a task will take?
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@sheepwool7
Not per-player no, bPermissions is designed with players having groups and groups having permissions.
I'm working on a shortcut where you can add a pseudo-group with only one permission node.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011So you can't add specific permissions right now/ever? (I'm not saying that in a bad way)
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@sheepwool7
You can use bChat if you want, or iChat, or mChat etc.
Prefix/suffix is pretty much universally supported.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@codename_B
It's a slowly growing list, I'm selling a total as of now of about 20. The point being players don't need to buy what they don't want.
EDIT: What if I want to use bChat? (I'm just switching from permissionsbukkit and iChat, so I'm not sure what I'm talking about)
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@sheepwool7
Yipes, each node will be sold seperately. How many nodes have you got on sale? EDIT: Also the players never see their groups, that's entirely server-side.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@codename_B
I'm using buycraft to make micro payments. Each node will be sold separately. Should I create tons of groups then? I also want to chat chat prefixes, so having tons of groups might get a bit confusing for player (:
[#]notsurewhattodobutatleastIunderstandthepluginprettywell
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@sheepwool7
You add a node to the group, you then add a group to the user.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@Vejnemejnen You should edit your post and stick all that into a pastebin.com
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Posted Oct 31, 2011It looks like all of the in game commands relate to groups, is a there an in game command to add a specific node for users, maybe in a specific world?
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@Vejnemejnen
I suggest to learn basic troubleshooting and deductive reasoning.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011This is result form last attempt to run the server with latest version of bPerms
Log
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Posted Oct 31, 2011"The lag is likely caused by the combination of override-player: true and spout."
It is not , just tried to make it false , still lags as hell
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@ProjectInfinity
It could be the pseudo plugin that bPermissions loads :3
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@Cristian112
You have bPermissions AND PEX's legacy permission bridge installed?! Remove Permissions.jar, you don't need that with bPermissions.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@codename_B
Do you mean when the lag happened, or when the player was getting the wrong world's permissions? I don't think there was anything in the log for those. It simply just wasn't working properly. If there is something in particular I need to look for, I will dig through my logs.
Regarding "override-player: true/false" mine has always been set to "false," so I don't think that's the cause for the lag.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@HotelErotica
The lag is likely caused by the combination of override-player: true and spout.
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@imaxorz
Can you post some of the console log for me?
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Posted Oct 31, 2011@Cristian112
Hi, I've had a couple of people saying this, if you could provide detail on your setup (bukkit version) and any server errors that would be great thanks!
Ironically, this version has changed a lot to try and cut down lag.
Can you post some of the debugger logs for me?