Is there a sponge version specific wiki page? I was also wondering if there was any way to split the permissions file with the ranks against what permissions etc. and the users file with users against ranks?
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how would you add weights to the ranks? the documentation doesnât look integrated for spongeâŚ
The PEX Docs on Github are still for Bukkit PEX (1.x)
Also have a look at:
Which Sponge and SpongeVanilla/SpongeForge version are you running?
It isnât recommended to run servers in offline mode, so i strongly advise to enable online mode againâŚ
really would like the old group weighting. Its difficult to understand this new setup. especially when youâre editing the config and not using the commands because the commands are all changed and its just easier to add perms and stuff within the config itself then type every command every single time and such.
Maybe someone should update an example config using the sponge pex⌠with all the features and #nodes to explain everything.
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So this isnât working well for me. Whenever i use any commands, it just gives âtoo many argumentsâ like crazy. The only things working is debug and reload, but when i reload it will just say it couldnât reload and thereâs errors. This is for sponge with pixelmon.
What is your spongeforge version? What are you trying to do?
I would suggest reading into this very helpful thread - it is more or less all you need to know about the general PEX commands.
Let us know if you are still experiencing issues.
spongeforge-1.8.9-1855-4.1.0-BETA-1310 Thatâs the fileâs name.
Nevermind, it seems that it will give a hissy fit if itâs not to the exact lettering. You should add a help function if players donât know what to do in game, so they can do like /pex group help to bring up a menu on how to use that command.
Canât you use the TAB key to find the expected parameters? And I agree, it could be clearer. Though I donât see much development into a starter-friendly guide to PEXSponge.
Try looking at MoeBoyâs
Yes I know. I referenced it just before that.
forge-1.8.9-11.15.1.1890-1.8.9-universal.jar
spongeforge-1.8.9-1890-4.1.0-BETA-1320.jar
pex #123
In the logs I saw the following lines
Found out that it left Ńheat client âWurst Hacked Clientâ.
My pex config
Player from Default group.
How to deal with it?
I just checked in with @HassanS6000 and there doesnât seem to be any issue. EssCommands logs any command a player tries to run whether or not the player actually has permission. Additionally, none of those commands are valid with PEX installed, so the user wouldnât have done anything anyways.
setblock exactly executed it when I got the items
Yeah, that command was run as the server console. Maybe somebody has a run-as command in a plugin that isnât properly restricted? Whatever it is, itâs not a PEX issue.
The player from the Default group
And the team would have looked different I guess. And then [EssentialCmds]: [Server] executed command setblock
What to pay attention?
CommandScheduler-2.3.jar
EssentialCmds-8.1.3.jar
FlexibleLogin.jar
FoxCore-0.8.1-108-server.jar
FoxGuard-0.18.0-249.jar
Kits-1.7.4.jar
MightyLoot-1.1.jar
PermissionsEx-Sponge.jar
spongeforge-1.8.9-1890-4.1.0-BETA-1320.jar
treepers-1.2.jar
VoidCraft.jar
XtraPunish-2.0.jar
I have the config correct?
You can see the difference of the person who executed it. THe first one was executed by the server which you can see [04:11:22] [Server thread/INFO]: [EssentialCmds]: [Server] executed command setblock so of course it worked. Whereas the others are by a player names Ass(?) [04:12:05] [Server thread/INFO]: [EssentialCmds]: [Ass] executed command op
I donât think it was done by a runas command since the command line itself is longer than the minecraft chat [04:11:22] [Server thread/INFO]: [EssentialCmds]: [Server] executed command setblock 1359 40 -1442 chest 0 replace {Items:[{id:minecraft:ender_pearl,Count:16,Slot:0},{id:minecraft:ender_pearl,Count:1,Slot:1},{id:minecraft:slime_ball,Count:26,Slot:2},{id:minecraft:string,Count:8,Slot:3},{id:minecraft:bone,Count:32,Slot:4},{id:minecraft:spider_eye,Count:53,Slot:5},{id:minecraft:blaze_rod,Count:2,Slot:6},{id:minecraft:ghast_tear,Count:10,Slot:7},{id:minecraft:gunpowder,Count:15,Slot:8},{id:minecraft:rotten_flesh,Count:64,Slot:9},{id:minecraft:rotten_flesh,Count:16,Slot:10}]}
Might be a command block(?)
enable-command-block=false
Yeah then I guess the only possible explanation is itâs done in the console by someone who has access to it