Solved Block /plugins and /pl and /?

I took away /plugins from Resident, but all my players say that they can still do /plugins! And I tried PluginList, but that plugin didn't work!

Please help me! I don't want douchebags to copy my plugins D:

 

I believe installing a permissions plugin will take care of this problem. I had the same issue, but since I re-installed Group Manager, users cannot do /pl or /plugins.

You may want to try in Essentials...

Code:

# Disabled commands will be completely unavailable on the server.
# Disabling commands here will have no effect on command conflicts.
disabled-commands:
  - plugins
  - pl

Also, for a guarantee... You can use WorldGuard.
Simply do:
/rg flag __global__ blocked-cmds /plugins,/pl,/

 

Thanks!
1. I have Essentials GroupManager, and it's updated to newest version.
3. I did that! It worked! Thanks <3

 

bukkit.command.plugins and bukkit.command.help are given by bukkit by default, you need to negate them.

thats is ONLY for essentials commands, /plugins isnt one.

 

necrodoom
Ops, my bad! I removed the essentials.plugins from them!

Edit: Ops, NOT my bad! They hadn't bukkit.command.plugins!

Edit2: Why reply to this thread? It's already solved

 

i said bukkit.command.plugins and bukkit.command.help are given by bukkit by default, you need to negate them, they dont need to be given first on the permission plugin.
trying to give you a different solution because this isnt a single case, so you know what to do incase you face other default: true nodes

 

They don't have essentials.plugins, essentials.help, bukkit.command.help or bukkit.command.plugins

 

i said, negate them, - -bukkit.command.help, - -bukkit.command.plugins

 

What that means?

 

prefix a permission node with '-'
EG: -bukkit.command.plugin instead of bukkit.command.plugin
this takes away a permission node if it was available previously, either by inherited permissions, or by default: true nodes such as here.

 

I don't understand

It's like this:
permissions:
- essentials.tp
- bukkit.command.tp
- exampleplugin.examplepermission
- example.example.*
- exampleplugin.examplepermission.examplepermission

 

PapiDimmi
permissions:
- You.Can.Do.This
- -You.Cant.Do.This.Because.-

 

So I put in in two -s? What does that make?

 

Makes it negative. AKA, not giving you permissions for it (while normally a normal node DOES give permissions for something).

 

But isn't that the same as NOT having in the permissions list?

 

No, because some permission nodes are defaulted to everyone. (aka, everyone has them, except if you explicitly don't give them).

 

Lolmewn
Oh I didn't know!

 

basically, bukkit.command.plugins is a permission node that is defaulted to everyone, so you can negate it if you want.

 

necrodoom
Thanks! Now this thread is....uhm... double solved!