Help me with permissions please...

Hello guys i'm finishing a huge project and i am having trouble in the last step, the permissions, could anyone help me with it?

(if possible make me a permissions file then send me.)


I need:
Default group (players that join, regular players) to get the basic permissions, such as /spawn , /who , /help and allow them to build and etc...


then Donator group: gets spawn, who, help, sethome, home and name colour would be blue

then moderator group: same commands as donator but also gets kick/boot and ban

 

I use the PermissionsEx plugin to handle permissions for groups like you want. Have you looked into this?

 

i have permissionEX however i don't know jack sh*t about permissions. i've read 100 threads still cant do it

 

It's a little picky. First thing I learned really fast is get yourself a code editor such as notepad++ or pspad. Second thing I learned, don't ever use your enter button on your keyboard to add lines. Use the space bar and arrow keys.

Replace "list your permission nodes here" with the appropriate permissions you wish to give from your plugins. Every plugin tells you what permission nodes are available, and wether or not its compatible with PermissionsEx

here is an example of a permissions.yml file:

Code:

groups:
  unTrusted:
    default: false
    prefix: '&7'
    suffix: '&7'
    permissions:
    - list your permission nodes here
    - list your permission nodes here
  Default:
    default: true
    prefix: '&f'
    suffix: '&f'
    permissions:
    - list your permission nodes here
    - list your permission nodes here
    inheritance:
    - unTrusted
  Trusted:
    defalut: false
    prefix: '&b'
    suffix: '&b'
    permissions:
    - list your permission nodes here
    - list your permission nodes here
    inheritance:
    - Default
  Mod:
    defalut: false
    prefix: '&2'
    suffix: '&2'
    permissions:
    - list your permission nodes here
    - list your permission nodes here
    inheritance:
    - Trusted
  Admin:
    prefix: '&c'
    suffix: '&c'
    permissions:
    - '*'

 

i can do that part however idk which permissionss to give them

 

Install essentials and look at http://wiki.ess3.net/wiki/Command_Reference/Perm

Add the corresponding permissions as you see fit. For example if you want mods to be able to do /ban you would give them "essentials.ban" If you want Default go get /help you would do "essentials.help"

 

if i dont delete modifyworld my players cant talk or do anything even when i add the permission:
- modifyworld.chat

and they cant build no matter what , what permission i must add?

 

Your server, Your responsibility.
You need to learn how to do this yourself, we are here to assist however I highly doubht that any one will do this for you. Many permissions.yml holders are strictly personalized, and is also a breach in the server's security. Here is lots of links to thread's for the ultimate guide to permissions, Permissions for beginers and some permissions FAQ. to get you started.
Furthermore I highly recommend that you research you're plugins and look for the necessary documentation for the permissions for the plugin. We are here to help, but hot to serve everything on a silver platter
Starting up links.

UGP http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/the-ultimate-guide-to-permissions.80291/#post-1161143

PB http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tutorial-for-permissions-beginners-updated.21921/

Perms FAQ http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/permissions-faq.25080/
PEX Link's http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tutorial-for-permissions-beginners-updated.21921/
PEX Super noob friendly http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tutorial-how-to-install-use-permissionsex-noob-friendly.50962/

Bpermissions Links
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/st...oob-level-99-tutorial-for-bpermissions.55315/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/bpermissionsgui-a-gui-editor-for-bpermissions.56446/

 

It's not that hard, actually, and the biggest problem is that people tend to overthink things. By default, nobody can do anything. What you're doing with a permissions file is defining (1) what groups your users are going to be divided into, and (2) what each of these groups can do.