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− | + | Ogni giocatore ha un gruppo di privilegi, che variano da server a server. Detto in modo grossolano, i privilegi di una persona stabiliscono cosa uno può fare o non fare. Ciascun privilegio ha un nome (il significato è descritto sotto). I privilegi possono essere concessi e revocati agli altri giocatori da qualunque giocatore che ha il privilegio chiamato "privs". Su di un server multi-giocatore con una configurazione predefinita, i nuovi giocatori iniziano con i privilegio chiamati "interact" e "shout". Per vedere i propri privilegi, uno può lanciare il [[Server_commands/it|comando server]] "privs". | |
== Built-in privileges == | == Built-in privileges == |
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Ogni giocatore ha un gruppo di privilegi, che variano da server a server. Detto in modo grossolano, i privilegi di una persona stabiliscono cosa uno può fare o non fare. Ciascun privilegio ha un nome (il significato è descritto sotto). I privilegi possono essere concessi e revocati agli altri giocatori da qualunque giocatore che ha il privilegio chiamato "privs". Su di un server multi-giocatore con una configurazione predefinita, i nuovi giocatori iniziano con i privilegio chiamati "interact" e "shout". Per vedere i propri privilegi, uno può lanciare il comando server "privs".
Built-in privileges
As of Minetest 5.0.0, Minetest comes with the following privileges:
- gameplay-related:
- interact—build, mine or use blocks
- give—can use the
/give
and/giveme
commands - teleport—can use the
/teleport
command to teleport oneself to certain coordinates or to another player - bring—in combination with teleport, can use the
/teleport
command to teleport any player to certain coordinates or to yet another player - fast—allows the player to activate fast mode
- fly—allows the player to activate fly mode
- noclip—allows the player to activate “noclip” mode, which allows them to fly through walls
- chat-related:
- shout—can chat with other people
- world–manipulation-related:
- settime—can set time of day using
/time
- settime—can set time of day using
- moderation-related:
- privs—can set any privileges of players using
/grant
and/revoke
(→Server commands#Privilege manipulation) - basic_privs—can set “interact” and “shout” privileges using
/grant
and/revoke
- kick—can kick players with
/kick
- ban—can ban/unban IPs and names using
/ban
and/unban
- rollback—can use the rollback functionality
- protection_bypass—can bypass protection of blocks (e.g. can open locked chests or steel doors of everyone)
- privs—can set any privileges of players using
- administration-related:
- server—can do server maintenance stuff such as
/shutdown
,/clearobjects
,/set
, … - debug—can access advanced debug features and informations, such as the wirewrame in the debug screens (F5)
- server—can do server maintenance stuff such as
Irrevokable privileges
A player’s privileges may be irrevokable in certain situations. It is not possible to revoke these privileges with /revoke
then.
In multiplayer servers, the player whose name equals the minetest.conf setting “name” automatically has all privileges and all of these are irrevokable. This is also the case for players who started a server (not a dedicated server). In singleplayer, you start with interact, shout, privs and basic_privs. These privileges are irrevokable.
Privileges from mods and games
Minetest Game
- home—can use
/home
and/sethome
.
Mods
Mods may make additional privileges available on the server. Issue the server command /help privs
to receive a full list (and short descriptions) of all possible privileges on the server.
Server configuration
Using the server’s configuration files, a lot of privilege-related stuff can be manipulated.
There is an option in the configuration file for setting the default privileges for new players.
default_privs = interact, shout
- The player having the name in the “name” field of the configuration has all the privileges.
Privileges are stored in the auth.txt
file. The format of every line in that file is
name:hashed_password:privs
A real example:
celeron55:CcCUjNUDVJxmXmTHj+7WKHvA9Ds:interact,shout
The auth.txt
file is written periodically and at shutdown, so you should edit it only when the server is not running.