Help, The console tells me that the permissions.yml file is missing!!
zVqlrio opened this issue · 19 comments
How can I fix the problem? Please, help me fix this problem!
Console (ScreenShot): http://prntscr.com/f75t9n
] Edit by Stormbow: Removed permissions.yml file contents; doesn't need to be seen in this case. [
That line actually refers to the permissions.yml in your server's root folder, and not the plugsin\PermissionsEx\permissions.yml file which all of your permissions are listed in.
Only vanilla servers which use no plugins at all would use the root file that line is referring to.
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What version of PEX are you using and did you download it from this page?
Ok, that means there's a problem in your permissions.yml file.
Copy the permissions.yml file inside the plugins\PermissionsEx folder to Pastebin and leave the link in this thread.
Your file is actually out of order for almost all of your groups' settings.
Begin by looking at this example and make sure all of your options: sections have the correct information in them. By not putting the information in the correct place, PEX will malfunction.
You don't have to use all of the options: settings from the above link. Any of that information that you do use in your file needs to be put into the correct place. For example, almost all of your groups have the prefix: information outside of the options: section, so you'll need to move all of those into the correct location, under the options: section heading. (And indent them the correct amount, of course!)
Also, you only have to use default: true in one group. You don't need to list default: false in all the other groups, but it won't hurt anything if you do. (Doing so just makes your file unnecessarily long, like when you repeat the same permission nodes in every group.)
Since almost every group uses many of the same permission nodes that the "Newbie" group gets, you should consider making all of the other groups "inherit" the "Newbie" group's permissions:
inheritance:
- Newbie
As you see in my example file, all of the groups inherit from the group before them, so even the "Admin" group in my example file gains the permission node permission.node.one (which is not a real permission node, from a real plugin— it's just an example of a permission node) that the "Guest" group has listed under permissions:.
Once you have your file organized correctly, according to my example, test the server again and let me know if you still need more help.