[UNSOLVED]GroupManager: Mirroring when world has a space in the folder (new switching over from PEX)

My setup:

Code:

  mirrors:
    world:
      - creative
      - creative_nether
      - old world
      world_nether:
        - users
      world_the_end:
        - users
      old world_nether:
        - users
      old world_the_end:
        - users
    world_nether:
      world_the_end:
        - groups
      old world_nether:
        - groups
      old world_the_end:
        - groups

Okay, so I'm having parse issues when it gets to the line
old world_nether:
It can't read worlds with spaces in the name. I'm trying to switch over from PEX. How do I properly escape a space?
I'd next like to verify that I'm mirroring correctly. Here's the setup I want:

• I run multiverse with multiple worlds.
• I have 3 main worlds.....world, old world, and creative.
• I want global users throughout.
• I want restricted permissions inside the Nether and End worlds (creative doesn't have End world). Example: I allow fly in the overworld. I do not wish for anyone to fly in the Nether/End. Is my setup correct?

Thanks!

 

malon
Probably either enclose it in single quotes like: 'old world_nether':
or rename the world and replace the space with an _

 

Your mirroring set up is not correct. Things like creative, creative_nether, and old world don't belong there. Please read the documentation at http://wiki.ess3.net/wiki/Group_Manager/Config#Mirroring and the comments in the config file.

I believe this is what you want. Note that I changed old world to old_world.

Code:

  mirrors:
        # Worlds listed here have their settings mirrored in their children.
        # The first element 'world' is the main worlds name
        # subsequent elements 'world_nether' and 'world_the_end' are worlds which will use
        # the same user/groups files as the parent.
        # Each child world can be configured to mirror the 'groups', 'users' or both files from it's parent.
        world:
          world_nether:
          - users
          world_the_end:
          - users
          old_world:
          - users
          - groups
          old_world_nether:
          - users
          old_world_the_end:
          - users
          creative:
          - users
          - groups

You would need to specify:

• world\groups.yml
• world\users.yml
• world_nether\groups.yml
• world_the_end\groups.yml
• old_world_nether\groups.yml
• old_world_the_end\groups.yml

Setting up globalgroups.yml could make this easier to manage.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.