Solved Oxide group data unreadable

Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by OhStarQ, Jan 10, 2016.

  1. I currently am trying to learn how to use Oxides permission system which appears extremely simple and I like it. However, I locate my "oxide.groups.data" to edit the permissions and it is unreadable. I downloaded it and opened in Notepad++ and it returns some random letters in a black box?

    Sort of like this:
    DC2
    ENOadminDC2
    NUL"ENOadmin
    FS
    moderatorDC2SI
     
  2. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    It's not meant to be readable or manually editable. Oxide provides console commands for editing permissions.
    Code:
    grant <group|user> <name|id> *|<permission>
    revoke <group|user> <name|id> *|<permission>
    group <add|set> <name> [title] [rank]
    group <remove> <name>
    group <parent> <name> <parentname>
    usergroup <add|remove> <username> <groupname>
    show <group|user> <name>
    show <groups|perms>
     
  3. Ok thankyou. I also installed AuthLevel and Crafting Controller onto my server. I set the my AuthLevel to 2 and myself to owner. However, I can not use the commands I am suppose too. The page supplies no permissions to add, simply the authlevel (Which I have and still doesnt work)
     
  4. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    AuthLevel shows the permission on the Overview, but I'm not sure Crafting Controller uses permissions.
     
  5. So how can I get muself to use the commands? It doesnt make sense I need /rate for events
     
  6. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    For the permission commands from Oxide, you'd just need to be auth level 2 with Rust to use them in-game via the F1 console, else use them via RCON or the server console directly. See Admin and moderators in Rust | Oxide.

    What plugin provides /rate?
     
  7. The rate command is from Crafting Controller.
    Its use is: /rate 50 (Number being craft time)
    However with all permissions I can not do this.
     
  8. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    That plugin uses Rust's auth levels, so you'd need to follow the tutorial I linked above.