Solved Getting users in group?

Is there a way to get every user in a group? I searched around and I cannot find a method. I also searched: Oxide/Permission.cs at master · OxideMod/Oxide · GitHub

 

The link you posted has a method GetUsersInGroup.

 

Oh does it? Thanks

 

Yes. I have a personal plugin for that that get players with granted permissions. I think if you decopile the assembly you will find what you need.

Code:

[LibraryFunction("GetUserGroups")]        [ConsoleCommand("recolectarpermisos")]
        void RecolectarPermisos(ConsoleSystem.Arg arg)
        {
            if (arg.Player() != null && arg.Player().IsAdmin())
            {
                int a = 0;
                AbrirConexion(Conexion);
                foreach (var data in buscarusuarios.Players)
                {
                    string permisos = string.Join(", ", this.permission.GetUserPermissions(data.Value.SteamID));
                    string usuario = data.Value.Name;
                    usuario = usuario.Replace("'", "");
                    if (permisos != "")
                    {
                        string PonerInfoUserSTRING = "INSERT INTO usuarios(id,usuario,steamid,permisos) VALUES(null,'" + usuario + "','" + data.Value.SteamID + "','" + permisos + "')";
                        MySqlCommand BuscarDatosCOMANDO = new MySqlCommand(PonerInfoUserSTRING, Conexion);
                        BuscarDatosCOMANDO.ExecuteNonQuery();
                    }
                }
                CerrarConexion(Conexion);
            }
        }

You probably will make a better code than mine.

 

It returns a string for each name so I did it like:

Code:

                    foreach(var player in permission.GetUsersInGroup(name))
                    {
                        object addPlayer = FindPlayerU(player);      
                        BasePlayer target = (BasePlayer)addPlayer;                  
                        GrantPermission(newcount, target);
                    }

 

Since you're not using the Oxide API for MySQL, please consider the following: Using MySQL without callbacks | Oxide
The entire server will completly stop until your MySQL query is completed, which might be a long time if the database is a remote database (and might even be a long time if the database is local).
Also, the Oxide api allows for a way better way to prevent against SQL injections than replacing ' with nothing: Preventing SQL injections | Oxide

 

Yes, I did read your post on that thread like a week ago and I have to say that I learned a lot.
Since I did not knew that and, because I have a personal donation system, after reading that I had to update everything
Nowadays I am using the Oxide API for MySQL. That was hard to code for me.

 

So I have:

Code:

            foreach(var entry in permission.GetUsersInGroup(groupName))
            {            
                if(entry == player.displayName)
                {
                    SendReply(arg, player.displayName+" is already in the oxide group.");
                    return;
                }
            }

While I am in the group it does not give me the SendReply warning.

 

Arg is BasePlayer?

 

Arg is console. I have a command searching for a player thats in a group. If a player is in that group it called that function. This is telling the arg(console) that the player is already in the group so he will not be added.
[DOUBLEPOST=1468907382][/DOUBLEPOST]Here is another portion of the code: Solved - Steam Group Error | Oxide

 

arg.ReplyWith() maybe?

 

So after some investigating I found that it gives me: [Oxide] 00:53 [Info] [SteamGroupChecker] 76561198167856311 (DylanSMR) instead of just a username.
[DOUBLEPOST=1468907717][/DOUBLEPOST]Fixed:

Code:

        void AddToGroup(ConsoleSystem.Arg arg, BasePlayer player)
        {
            var est = 0;
            foreach(var entry in permission.GetUsersInGroup(groupName))
            {            
                if(entry.Contains(player.displayName))
                {
                    SendReply(arg, $"{player.displayName} is already in the oxide group.");
                    return;
                }
            }
            rust.RunServerCommand($"oxide.usergroup add {player.displayName} {groupName}");
            SendReply(arg, $"{player.displayName} was added to oxide group {groupName}.");
        }   

 

User names may change, be aware of that.

 

Yeah just realized that. I changed:

Code:

if(entry.Contains(player.displayName))

to

Code:

if(entry.Contains(player.UserIDString))