I am having troubles with Permissions. I downloaded the Oxide file and dragged to Rust folder. I then checked my new server that I'm hosting through Survivalservers.com to see if Oxide was showing installed. It shows that it is. Now I'm trying to add a pluggin called Deathnotes. It's not letting me configure the addin in the ingame consol because I have no permissions. I type in oxide.grant user Misclick add permissions and it rejects me with " you don't have permissions to use oxide.grant". This shows up for oxide.group and so on. I don't know how to fix this. Please help!
Not an Issue Oxide not giving permissions (lacking admin/permission)
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by MisclickGaming14/Twitch, Jan 6, 2018.
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Wulf Community Admin
There's a permissions tutorial under the Guides & Tips forum section. You can't grant permissions if you aren't admin or don't have the permission to do so, as that would negate the permissions system.
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right, but where do I put the code in? do I put the code in the oxide config file? and if so, how do I do that?
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oxide.grant group admin backpacks.admin
oxide.grant group admin backpacks.use
oxide.grant group admin backpacks.use.small
oxide.grant group admin backpacks.use.medium
oxide.grant group admin backpacks.use.large
oxide.grant group default backpacks.use
oxide.grant group default backpacks.use.small
oxide.grant group default backpacks.use.medium
oxide.grant group default backpacks.use.large
oxide.grant group moderator backpacks.use
oxide.grant group moderator backpacks.use.small
oxide.grant group moderator backpacks.use.medium
oxide.grant group moderator backpacks.use.large
if you not an admin yet you will need to do this in rcon type
ownerid steamid64 "player name" "admin" <---- replace steamid64 and player name with your own
then
server.writecfg
then relog if in gameLast edited by a moderator: Jul 1, 2018 -
Wulf Community Admin
Please do not bump old threads. If you are having issues with a specific plugin, please use its support thread. The permissions tutorial is a general overview on how to use permissions, not the exact command for every single plugin on the site.