If the server isn't global the groups won't work because they aren't using the auth system. I would also suggest changing the !perm to a -perm. This will make it so the groups don't get the perm but you, the .owner will still receive the perms. Right now you have taken the perms from yourself.
I opened the port I need for the server. It now shows the same for /grouplist, but this for /showgroup:
Global Groups (only extras) for WILDRUNE11: EVERYONE VERIFIED LOCAL.GLOBAL WILDRUNE11.OWNER WILDRUNE11.COP
Local groups for WILDRUNE11: EVERYONE VERIFIED LOCAL.GLOBAL
And I have no idea what that means, but I still can't do the perms I set up in the file.
Would it have anything to do with me being the leader of all the groups? I tried to add myself to the WILDRUNE11.OWNER group, but it wouldn't let me because apparently I "was already in it"
wildrune11 wrote:Ah! Fixed it! The issue was because I was using ! to deny permissions of other groups I was in. I switched to - and it all works now
So, basically, you finally did what Bambino told you to do near the top of the thread?
Bambino wrote:If the server isn't global the groups won't work because they aren't using the auth system. I would also suggest changing the !perm to a -perm. This will make it so the groups don't get the perm but you, the .owner will still receive the perms. Right now you have taken the perms from yourself.
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