[Intelli]

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CoreProtect Permissions

coreprotect.* (default: op)
Allows access to all of the CoreProtect commands

coreprotect.inspect (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect inspect command.

coreprotect.lookup (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect lookup command.

coreprotect.rollback (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect rollback command.

coreprotect.restore (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect restore command.

coreprotect.teleport (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect teleport command.

coreprotect.help (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect help command.

coreprotect.purge (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect purge command.

coreprotect.reload (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect reload command.

coreprotect.status (default: op)
Allows access to the CoreProtect status command.


Child Permissions

coreprotect.lookup.block (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent block lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.chat (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent chat lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.click (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent interaction lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.command (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent command lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.container (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent container lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.item (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent item lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.kill (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent entity kill lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.near (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent lookups via the near command.

coreprotect.lookup.session (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent session lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.sign (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent sign lookups.

coreprotect.lookup.username (default: op)
Can be optionally used as a negative permission to prevent username change lookups.


Command Handler

coreprotect.co (default: true)
Allows access to the CoreProtect "/co" command.

coreprotect.core (default: false)
Allows access to the CoreProtect "/core" command.

coreprotect.coreprotect (default: false)
Allows access to the CoreProtect "/coreprotect" command.

[Ledjlale]

Could you be more precise about permissions? Where to put them? How? Maybe an example?
Thanks in advance.

[Intelli]

Could you be more precise about permissions? Where to put them? How? Maybe an example?
Thanks in advance.

You can manage them with a Bukkit permissions plugin.
If you don't use a permissions plugin, by default, only server ops will be able to use the CoreProtect commands.

[camcole99]

Ummmm I use groupmanager but this plugin is overriding my permissons for building rights. i had it so only people who i rank up could build. now anyone can just join and build
This is a HUGE problem. I love the plugin but that needs to be fixed. Thanks!!!

[jice73]

Can you add a permission for the purge command please? Thanks.

[yuihjk98]

Hi! I use Permissions EX, and for whatever reason, no matter what, it says that i don't have access to the command. It seems to not be recognizing PEX, and just defaulting to that OP's use the commands only. Is PEX supported still? Did it break in 1.4.6?

[Dead_Clap]

try reloading your pex (/pex reload)
i know the felling

[luridftw32]

You should add an Exempt from rollbacks permission.
It would make it easier to allow other Staff members to use it with out the worry of them rolling back everything you have done.

[icey_slime]

every time i try to add core protect in my permissions for GroupManager it dont work.
is this right
- coreprotect.inspect
- coreprotect.rollback

[S282r]

I didn't know this existed. Wonderful