Please read, was just closed without an answer.
thomasb454 opened this issue ยท 9 comments
Im using Vanish No Packet and I've removed permission for my admins to have access to the effects vanish has, but they still appear?
THEY DO NOT HAVE PERM FOR IT.
Owner:
prefix: '&8[&4Owner&8]&4 '
inheritance:
- SRAdmin
default: false
permissions:
- -vanish.effects.toggle.all
- -vanish.silentjoin
- -vanish.effects.toggle.smoke
- -vanish.effects.toggle.explode
- -vanish.effects.toggle.lightning
- vanish.standard
- -vanish.silentjoin
- -vanish.effects.toggle.smoke
- -vanish.effects.toggle.explode
- -vanish.effects.toggle.lightning
- vanish.*
- '*'
options:
rank: '100'
Granting vanish.* is not the best approach, as Matt always repeats.
If you really want to go that way and want no effects, then disable the effect nodes, not just the ability to toggle them:
vanish.effects.smoke
vanish.effects.explode
vanish.effects.lightning
Yep, not VNP problem. But try adding these two exclusions:
- -vanish.joinwithoutannounce
- -vanish.joinvanished
The nodes above are granted from vanish.* through vanish.silentjoin, and probably not being disabled in cascade.
For that very reason I really suggest that you avoid granting vanish.* or * even to the Owner.
I used to do that myself, I must admit, but not anymore.
I'm now of the opinion that the best practice is to check and test every permission node or perm group. You will have a better control and understanding of the server permissions if you simply add the nodes, not * then block the unwanted nodes.
I do agree to both, if that's possible.
Thomas is troubled with a plugin he seems to like and really wants in his server, but due to some mistakes on settings (and maybe some lack of information) has been having a hard time and possibly being pressed to make it all work asap.
Matt has not only written this awesome plugin but also made it compatible to many bucket versions and added some nice features along the time, and made it open source, public so every admin can add it to his server. For free. Then he gets spammed everyday with the same reports. For people tend to come in a hurry and report a bug blaming his plugin for their issues when they could have found the answer real fast after a small reading of the previous tickets.
So, if people do like this plugin as I came to love it, I recommend that they subscribe to receive tickets via email. ;-)
Sorry for my own spam on a closed ticket, Matt but I felt the need to say these words.
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It's not my job to teach you how to use your permissions plugin @thomasb454
I stated what the problem was. You chose to insist I was wrong.