1. hi, what happens with user and group datafiles?

    for now is all files as sqlDB?
    i means this: oxide.users.data , oxide.groups.data
     
  2. They are now all stored in sqlite DB files.
     
  3. 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.
     
  4. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Protobuf, not SQLite.

    Use the console commands, we've been providing them for awhile now. Oxide API for Rust
     
  5. 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.
     
  6. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    If you really want to do that, you can use a Protobuf editor, but it's not recommended. You don't really need to guess with commands though, and if any are missing, we can add them.
     
  7. Ill just get use to it.
     
  8. Using this format "group <remove|show> <name>" I type "oxide.group show player" But it doesn't respond with anything.

    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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  9. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    I'm not sure that those ever existed. We will be adding commands to show more group info though soon.
     
  10. I didn't realize this. Your post directed us to that page so I figured those commands existed.

    That would be great considering we can't just look a json file anymore.
     
  11. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Most of them did, though I think the one you pointed out changed at some point. I'll be updating the Docs shortly though for the commands added in build 1520+.
     
    Last edited: Oct 19, 2015
  12. Thanks Wulf !!
     
  13. 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,

    Mario
     
  14. Last edited by a moderator: Oct 29, 2015
  15. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    Use the "show" command. Trying to edit manually is not recommended either.
     
  16. 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.

    Mario
     
  17. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin

    They aren't human-readable files anymore, the method we support is the console commands.
     
  18. 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.

    Thanks in advance.
     
  19. Wulf

    Wulf Community Admin