What's wrong with my Permissions.yml file?

Can someone help me out here? I can't build anything. I am OP and run the server too. I want everyone to be able to build. Note the portalstick.*** stuff, that is for a mod called PortalStick.

Code:

groups:
    Default:
        default: true
        info:
            prefix: ''
            suffix: ''
            build: true
        inheritance:
        permissions:
            - 'essentials.help'
            - 'essentials.home'
            - 'essentials.motd'
            - 'essentials.rules'
            - 'essentials.sethome'
            - 'portalstick.placeportal'
            - 'portalstick.creategrill'
            - 'portalstick.deletegrill'
            - 'portalstick.teleport'
            - 'portalstick.admin.regions'
            - 'portalstick.damageboots'
            - 'portalstick.admin.deleteall'
    Moderator:
        default: false
        info:
            prefix: '&d'
            suffix: ''
            build: true
        inheritance:
            - Default
        permissions:
            - 'essentials.tp'
            - 'essentials.tphere'
    Admins:
        default: false
        info:
            prefix: '&c'
            suffix: ''
            build: true
        inheritance:
        permissions:
            - '*'
users:
    YM_Industries:
        group: Admins
        permissions: 

Thankyou!

 

What permissions system are you using? PermissionsEx/PermissionsBukkit has nodes like '- permission.1.here: true'.
If it's Permissions 3.1.6, I don't remember the build: node being in mine. :/

 

If you have access to a MySQL server, install PEX and set it up with MySQL. Be sure to remove/disable all other permissions mods.

Start creating your permissions using the in game /pex commands. After you get a few in, set up some groups, and add users to groups, go out and get the MySQL Workbench. This will allow you to edit your database like an excel spread sheet. Open up the appropriate pex tables in the workbench and add permissions to your hearts content. Once you get the hang of the syntax in the table (much easier than yml in my opinion), you can load up hundreds of permission settings in a very short amount of time.