Admin and moderators in Rust
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by Wulf, Jan 22, 2015.
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Only the admin or mod that types the command will get it if a player types the command nothing will happen
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so if i type global.god true only i get it or?
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Install this plugin its faster http://oxidemod.org/plugins/admin-protection.869
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i know that but our plugins dont work yet i was just wondering if that works too?
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if your plugins are not working then you dont have oxide installed
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Thank you for this! Was wondering if you knew of any websites that can help me add mods to the server? I use gameserver.com and use rusty. Any thoughts?
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Wulf Community Admin
What are you needing help with specifically? Generally you just download and upload the plugins to your server via FTP. -
I am using FireFTP but nothing seems to be working not sure if it's the way I'm going at it or just because it's not working with what I have downloaded. I am using Oxidemod.org plugins but I think i am having a hard time understanding it all just stated yesterday. Also i am on page 5 and reading all of this so I am slowly catching up if I see something that will help me with other issues.
[DOUBLEPOST=1446350006][/DOUBLEPOST]So I was reading some more off of the Server commands that you have and I saw this. Is this how I will add mods to my server?
Oxide Specific
- oxide.load "file name" - Loads plugin with name given (do not include file extension, ex. lua, js, py)
- oxide.reload "file name" - Reloads plugin with name given (do not include file extension, ex. lua, js, py)
- oxide.unload "file name" - Unloads plugin with name given (do not include file extension, ex. lua, js, py)
- version - Displays the Oxide version and the Rust network protocol version in the console
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Wulf Community Admin
You don't need to load plugins yourself, the server will load them automatically once you've installed them; granted Oxide is actually installed/running.
What steps have you done so far? To most important thing is to make sure you install Oxide AFTER you update your server, as Oxide is a mod. -
What are the console commands to remove admin/moderator ability from a player?
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Hi!
removeowner
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removemoderator
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See I don't know what you mean by the server will load them automatically. I just don't how to install them. I see in CONFIG there is Advanced Editor where I thought I was suppose install there but I got confused. I have installed in MODS using GAMESERVER.com and they're 3 mods on there Oxide 2 Server Update Rust:IO
I was looking and I see no other way to install them unless having an account here will upload them but other than that I don't know how to install them. Like I said first time doing this and there aren't really good videos that explain this well. This was the best website I found that was helping me and lot got me going in the right direction but I just got confused on how to install mods on my server. I have been trying to figure all this out on 10/29 and I spent at least 10 hours a day to get my as admin and put mods on the server and I can to this site yesterday and this helped me more than the hours on any other website. -
Wulf Community Admin
I'd recommend reading Installing plugins for Rust | Oxide.
If you have any other questions related to plugins, please post in there, as it's not really related to this thread. -
I have a question. I have installed rusty and typed
ownerid 76561198031486937 "Breaker" "noreason" and after that server.writecfg. Rusty saved this. But I cant configurate any plugins from oxid and have no permission although I'm the server admin. Can you help me please? -
Wulf Community Admin
Not all plugins use Rust's auth levels, some use Oxide's permission system. You'd need to check each plugin's Overview to see what it uses. There are tutorials in this forum section for using Oxide's permissions as well. For configuring plugins, you'd edit the .json files under oxide/config. -
oxide.usergroup add breaker admin
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Wulf Community Admin
That is handled by default with Oxide, so there's no need to do it manually. -
Not understanding that as far as I know there is no way to make yourself admin unless you run that command
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Wulf Community Admin
Coming from an Oxide developer..., if you have auth level 2 (the user does), then you'll automatically be added to the "admin" group with Oxide's permissions after you have logged in successfully with that auth level once. You can look at the source if you don't believe me, but this is how it works.
