bPermissions is an advanced permissions plugin for Bukkit/Spigot servers (with incomplete sponge port), providing fine-grained control over user and group permissions across multiple worlds.

• Define permissions for users and groups
• Per-world permissions - define different permissions in each Minecraft world
• Permission inheritance through group memberships
• Supports "tracks" for easy promotion/demotion of users through a group hierarchy
• Configurable via YAML files
• Commands to modify users, groups, and worlds
• Ability to import permissions from other permissions plugins
• Extensible API for developers

1. Download the latest bPermissions jar file
2. Place the jar file in your server's plugins directory
3. Restart your server
4. Configure the plugin (see Configuration section)

The config.yml file contains general settings for bPermissions:

• use-global-files: Set true to make all worlds use permissions defined in global files
• use-global-users: Set true to share online user permissions/groups across worlds
• auto-save: Set true to automatically save permission changes to file
• track-type: Set the promotion track type (multi, single, lump, replace)

Permissions and groups for each world are stored in YAML files under plugins/bPermissions/worlds/<worldname>. Global files are under plugins/bPermissions/global.

• groups.yml defines permission groups
• users.yml defines user permissions and groups

See the Bukkit page for more details on the file formats.

• /user, /group - Manage user and group permissions
• /world - Manage per-world permissions
• /promote, /demote - Promote/demote users along a track
• /setgroup - Add a user to a single group
• /permissions - Manage bPermissions

See the Command Reference for detailed command usage.

• bPermissions.admin - Grants access to all bPermissions commands
• tracks.<trackname> - Grants access to /promote and /demote for a specific track

bPermissions provides a Java API for developers to integrate with other plugins. See the API Documentation for usage details.

If you encounter any issues or have questions, please open an issue on the issue tracker.

We also have an irc channel on irc.esper.net #bananacode which I rarely check but you can try your luck there.

bPermissions is open-source software released under the AOL license.