General Commands¶
This page describes the usage and permissions of the DKPerms general commands.
Important things to remember:
- Required arguments are declared with
<example>
- Optional arguments are declared with
[example]
Index
/perms
/perms info
/perms sync
/perms migrate
/perms groups
/perms group <group>
/perms user <user>
/perms track <track>
/perms analyse
/perms
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Permission: dkperms.admin
This is the base command of DKPerms. It is use for administrating the whole DKPerms permission system on your network. If you don't have access to this command, the plugin version and author is displayed.
/perms info
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Alias: information, i, version, v
Shows information about the current installed plugin, like the version and author.
/perms sync
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Alias: synchronize, s
Synchronizes permissions, groups, users and metadata a cross multiple server in a network.
/perms migrate <system>
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Alias: migration, m
Arguments:
<system>
The system to migrate (DKPermsLegacy, PermissionEx etc.)
Imports permissions and groups from other permission systems or older DKPerms versions. You can find a more detailed explanation here.
/perms groups
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Lists all available groups sorted by priority.
/perms group <group> ...
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Alias: g
Arguments:
<group>
The name of the group...
Optional sub commands, see Permission Group Commands
Shows information about the targeted group and is used for managing groups. You can find a more detailed explanation here.
/perms user <player> ...
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Alias: u, player, p
Arguments:
<player>
The name of the player...
Optional sub commands, see User Commands
Shows information about the targeted group and is used for managing players. You can find a more detailed explanation here.
/perms track <track> ...
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Alias: t
Arguments:
<track>
The name of the track...
Optional sub commands, see Track Commands
Shows information about the targeted track and is used for managing tracks. You can find a more detailed explanation here.
/perms analyse <action>
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Permission: dkperms.admin
Arguments:
<action>
The action to perform
Helps debugging permissions problems on your server
Available actions:
on
Enables permission analysing and printingoff
Disables permission analysing and printingjoin
Joins the player into the printing listener to receive permission debug printsleave
Removed the player from the printing listener