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@Xenoyia: I'm not sure what's going on there. You should submit a support request (click on the help button, click new issue...) and be sure to include a cut and paste[1] of your config.yml's database section. Remove your username and password from the paste.

[1] If you haven't used Github's issue markup before, you may want to know that you should put ```yaml before your paste and ``` at the end. The backticks (they're usually on the tilde key) tell Github you're pasting in some code...

@Th3Net: If you're trying this with CommunityBridge 1.x, the synchronization (a misnomer!) is only web -> game. If you want two way, or the other direction, you'll want to start looking at the 2.0.0 beta. I upload the third beta release of 2.0.0 yesterday. :)

@kevinxsalerno: On the game side, it calls the permissions plugins API to get its information, so it doesn't matter where the game stores its information. Likewise, it asks Vault what the player's balance is[1]. Only on the web application/forum side does it talk directly to the MySQL database. What you would actually need to configure CommunityBridge is the database information (user, password, address, port, and how IPB arranges its fields) for the IPB forum.

[1] So that ends up being a fair bit of buck passing: CommunityBridge says to Vault "say, what's kevinxsalerno's balance?", Vault says to your economy plugin "say, what's kevinxsalerno's balance?", your economy plugin digs the records out of the MySQL databse, hands the information to Vault, and Vault hands it off to CommunityBridge.

@reefless: I'm not sure I fully follow your own description, but I'll present a scenario that I think is close (and within CommunityBridge 2.x's capability):

When a player who has not registered on the website connects to the game they are placed in the Guest group. After they have registered and connect to the game, they are placed in the Member group.

I've removed Beta 1 and Beta 2. In a day or so, I'll release a Beta 3 which will contain several fixes for various problems revealed in the beta release.

Everyone give a big thank you to the alpha and beta testers for spotting potential problems!

@KillerSmile33:

It is likely that it is compatible with Enjin. I've not tested it against Enjin myself and I have not had any reports one way or another.

btw, 1.5.2 is compatible with 1.6 right?

Short answer: Unknown (no reports from anyone trying it), it may work just fine. It may not, there were some changes to how getHealth() works, which will impact that portion of statistics tracking feature. Use at your own risk!

Longer answer: CraftBukkit 1.6.x is still in development (alpha), there isn't a recommended build released yet (not even a beta!). One cannot make claims about compatibility with something that doesn't exist yet, the code is still being modified. Everything could be fine in CraftBukkit-1.6.2 build #2815 and then completely break in #2816...

Someone could test a given plugin version against a specific build and report on that compatibility. I'm unlikely to do any testing against a alpha/developmental version of 1.6.2. There are too many of them and it would consume too much time.