Hiding players in dynmap, but not revealing them
SullyTheUnusual opened this issue ยท 14 comments
Dynmap is hiding players on my server (adding their names to the hiddenplayers.txt), but does not unhide them when they become visible again.
I posted the ticket on Dynmap, and they said it was a VNP issue.
webbukkit/dynmap#619 (comment)
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 10:28 PM, Matt Baxter <
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wrote:
hiddenplayers.txt is not a feature of VNP, you seem confused.
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#116 (comment)
No, but that was my first problem. I wasn't visible on dynmap regardless
of vanished state. I had the vanish.* perm set, so I specifically added
the node -vanish.hooks.dynmap.alwayshidden to remove it. Now I am hidden
on dynmap when vanishing, but when re-appearing it doesn't unhide me. My
name is still listed in hiddenplayers.txt.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 11:01 PM, Matt Baxter <
[email protected]
wrote:
Did you give yourself the permission node to always be hidden?
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#116 (comment)
Something is wrong, because it says that I DO have it. Here's the perms I
had set:
- vanish.*
- -vanish.hooks.dynmap.alwayshidden
So I changed them to:
- vanish.standard
- vanish.silentjoin
- vanish.silentquit
- vanish.fakeannounce
- vanish.statusupdates
- vanish.toggle.all
- vanish.reload
- -vanish.hooks.dynmap.alwayshidden
I rebooted the server, and it still says I have the alwayshidden perm.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 11:25 PM, Matt Baxter <
[email protected]
wrote:
in your VNP config, enable permtest. In console, 'vanish reload'
Then, say /permtest vanish.hooks.dynmap.alwayshidden
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#116 (comment)
in your VNP config, enable permtest. In console, 'vanish reload'
Then, say /permtest vanish.hooks.dynmap.alwayshidden
You'll have to ask for help with your permissions management plugin, I don't control those.
Does VNP support GroupManager? Because I completely removed every perm, de-opped and rebooted; and it says I have vanish.*
VNP supports the superperms system, which GroupManager supposedly works fine with. Ask them for support :)
Well, if I don't have any permission nodes for VNP in my GroupManager files, how can it be their issue?
If the /permtest command says you have a permission, then you have it. It directly queries the superperms system. So, if you gave yourself no nodes, but it's saying you have a node, then the perm manager gave you the node.
I put a ticket in at the GroupManager dev page, I did have one other question, though. If the perm manager gave me the node, it must have been instructed to do so by your plugin, right? A lot of the plugins I use have default perms that you don't have to define. But uninstalling the plugin will remove them. So that tells me the perm manager is being given the default nodes by the plugin.