hi, what happens with user and group datafiles?
for now is all files as sqlDB?
i means this: oxide.users.data , oxide.groups.data
Solved Where did the permission .json files go?
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by C4b4l, Oct 17, 2015.
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They are now all stored in sqlite DB files.
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How are you supposed to see who's in the groups etc, can you read the data file? I prefer json
whenever I try to read it it's just a bunch of weird characters.
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I know.. I do use them when it's called for. But sometimes I want to go through them and clean them up. I can see who is who and where everyone is by editing the json and don't have to guess.
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Ill just get use to it.
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Am I doing it wrong or does the format on that page have a typo?
Code:Protocol: 1326.105.1 Build Version: 675.53 Build Date: 10/17/2015 12:41:57 PM Unity Version: 5.2.1p3Oxide version: 2.0.1516, Rust Protocol: 1326
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Hi guys,
I´m trying to clean my oxide groups a little bit cause now its a mess.
I´m wondering if there is an easy way to check who is in each group. I tried opening the oxide.groups file in the data folder but its a mess and I can only see the permissions, not who is in each group.
I also tried checking the oxide.users in the data folder but its a mess to check in there.
Is there any console command to check? i.e. oxide.group moderator or similar?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
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Nope. Maybe someday though ==> Solved - What about data files? | Oxide
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Use the "show" command. Trying to edit manually is not recommended either.
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I used to check in the data files but now seems like its all messed up.
I just explored the data files and found the info I needed just using the "find" in the notepad.
Thanks for the answer.
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Hello,
Recently set up and oxide server. I have looked at the permissions system and noticed that people say to edit/look at:
oxide.groups.json
oxide.users.json
in the /data directory. I have looked across my whole server directory and the only files which exist are oxide.groups.data and oxide.users.data. I cannot edit these files as they are not json and show up weird in any notepad editor.
I have tried restarting the server etc. I CAN add myself to the default admin group, so I am seriously confused as to why these do not exist.
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Please see the existing threads on this topic:
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However, how do I now edit it now? There is no permissions thread from what I see.