Did you know? Guests can have access to your bots.

[flyth]

Just edit a bot user and assign it to the default server group and modify the privileges your guests should get. It's that simple.

 

[Idler]

But then if someone has a non-default server group then it doesn't work.

 

[Raphraph]

Yes, that's so simple It's to simple

I think it would be nice, if you can assign a user to the servergroup " -1 " . Which would just mean: "all servergroups"

 

[Charming Potato]

It doesn't work for me on Windows. I added the Guests's group ID doesn't make the bot recognize the guests. And yeah, bot does have b_virtualserver_servergroup_client_list permission.

 

[flyth]

That -1 should work in the last couple of versions, at least for the linux betas.

 

[Charming Potato]

That -1 should work in the last couple of versions, at least for the linux betas.

It doesn't let me do -1. It goes back to 0 after I save it. I just did a fresh install from main page. I'm using Windows 10 64 bit. The thing that I'm worried about could be that in the setup executable it says version 9.8.6... but when I start the bot it says 9.8.0. Could that be the problem?

 

[flyth]

The Windows version hasn't gotten that update. In fact, it is pretty much behind the Linux version at the moment. If you want to use the newer things, you should think about migrating to Linux or you will have to wait for quite a while longer. Sorry.

 

[Mysfit_]

I am using the 0.9.9-8f70ff3 version on Linux and I can't set the server group to -1. Am I misunderstanding this or am I doing something wrong?

 

[flyth]

You need to upgrade

 

[Mysfit_]

Oh I followed the linux installation tutorial so I assumed it was the most recent. Thanks for the response! I'll get right on that.

Edit: Totally solved my problem Thanks!