exec command won't save in user file, sometimes #607


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  • SoftwareDev created this issue Aug 16, 2013

    Describe to us the issue that you're having:

    I was testing the exec command for buycraft (switching from PEX to bPerms) and I tried the following command

    /exec u:ahellhound a:setgroup v:vip

    now I tried it once, and the plugin didn't save the user data anywhere (I checked all the user files). Then, I reloaded the server, and I was placed back at my default group. After trying a second time, under the same circumstances, it worked. Then I tried changing from VIP to VIP2, and the following happened:

    I then noticed that in game, I was VIP2, but there was no data saved in the user yml. It may be a configuration reload method error, not sure.

    Which steps will reproduce this problem?:
    1) Start server with bPerms
    2) Join server as default group, no OP
    3) 'use: /exec u:ahellhound a:setgroup v:vip' in console
    4) Look in user yml files, find nothing (checked each world)
    5) type chat ingame, have the appropriate permissions and prefix
    6) reload server, talk in chat, have default group
    7) same goes with restarting server
    8) Did this three times, first time went wrong, second time was fine, third went wrong

    Do you have an error log of what happened?
    http://pastebin.com/tLxARPsa

    Which version of bPermissions are you using?: (Please don't say "latest"!!!)
    2.11.5

    Which version of CraftBukkit?: (Please don't say "latest"!!!)
    I've tried the following:
    Spigot_DEV1080
    Craftbukkit_DEV2852

    Which OS?
    Windows Server 2008

    Any other information we may need (plugins, configs, etc):
    Also, in the config, I set 'use-global-files' to 'true'

    plugins:
    http://imgur.com/Jc04qZ7

    Had user file opened in Notepad++, but was NOT actively editing file

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  • SoftwareDev added the tags New Defect Aug 16, 2013
  • jesster1234 posted a comment Aug 20, 2013

    I don't think /exec saves files automatically, so you need to also use /bp save


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