Difference between revisions of "overallAuth.txt"

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The file '''overallAuth.txt''' basically lists player names authorized to use [[Chat Commands]] on Kore. By default, players not appearing on this file are not authorized.
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List of players authorized to use [[Chat Commands]]. By default, players not in this list are not authorized.
  
Actually, you don't have to edit this file at all. Kore automatically generates the contents of this file when you use the console command auth, or when a player PM'ed you your adminPassword.
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Instead of editing this file, console command [[auth]] may be used, or your [[adminPassword]] may be sent as an incoming private message from the player you want to authorize.
  
 
== Syntax ==
 
== Syntax ==
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The format of this file is simply a set of lines that observes the following syntax:
 
The format of this file is simply a set of lines that observes the following syntax:
  
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=== Details ===
 
=== Details ===
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; <[[References#Player Names|player's name]]>
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; <[[player name]]>
 
This is the name of the player that you want to authorize or unauthorize.  
 
This is the name of the player that you want to authorize or unauthorize.  
  
  
 
; <authorized flag>
 
; <authorized flag>
This is a [[References#Basic Value and Parameter Types|boolean flag]] that controls if Kore should allow the player to use chat commands on Kore.
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This is a [[boolean]] that controls if Kore should allow the player to use chat commands on Kore.
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== Examples ==
  
== Example ==
 
 
In the following example, player botMaster will be able to command Kore using [[Chat Commands]].
 
In the following example, player botMaster will be able to command Kore using [[Chat Commands]].
  

Revision as of 12:56, 16 August 2012

List of players authorized to use Chat Commands. By default, players not in this list are not authorized.

Instead of editing this file, console command auth may be used, or your adminPassword may be sent as an incoming private message from the player you want to authorize.

Syntax

The format of this file is simply a set of lines that observes the following syntax:

<player's name> <authorized flag>

Details

<player name>

This is the name of the player that you want to authorize or unauthorize.


<authorized flag>

This is a boolean that controls if Kore should allow the player to use chat commands on Kore.


Examples

In the following example, player botMaster will be able to command Kore using Chat Commands.

botMaster 1