Whitelisting

Understanding whitelisting

To disable the whitelist, find the config near the top of client.lua, then change this:

-- Whether or not to enable command whitelist.
-- "ace" to use Ace permissions, "json" to use whitelist.json file, or false to disable.
Config.WhitelistEnabled = "json"

to this:

-- Whether or not to enable command whitelist.
-- "ace" to use Ace permissions, "json" to use whitelist.json file, or false to disable.
Config.WhitelistEnabled = false

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whitelist.json

By default, the whitelist.json file contains one entry, as seen here:

[
	{
		"steamhex"		:	"steam:1100001076264E1",
		"panic"			:	true,
		"panictune"		:	true,
		"panicwhitelist"	: 	true,
		"autotune"		: 	true
	}
]

• steamhex - A user's steam hex id, you can find it using http://vacbanned.com/ (Steam3 ID (64bit) -> (Hex), prefixed with steam: as seen in the example above)
• panic - Whether or not this person can use the panic command
• panictune - Whether or not this person can use the panictune command
• panicwhitelist - Whether or not this person can use the panicwhitelist and panicunwhitelist command
• autotune - Whether or not this person is auto-tuned into the panic channel when they join the server (assuming the global option for this is enabled in the configuration)

PLEASE NOTE: You do not need to list every command, only the commands you want the person to have access to, not listing a command will deny them access to that command.

To add more users, simply copy the entry, making sure to add a , after each entry, except the last entry, as seen here:

[
	{
		"steamhex"		:	"steam:123",
		"panic"			:	true,
		"panictune"		:	true,
		"panicwhitelist"	: 	true,
		"autotune"		: 	true
	},
	{
		"steamhex"		:	"steam:456",
		"panic"			:	true,
		"panictune"		:	true,
		"panicwhitelist"	: 	true,
		"autotune"		: 	true
	},
	{
		"steamhex"		:	"steam:789",
		"panic"			:	true,
		"panictune"		:	true,
		"panicwhitelist"	: 	true,
		"autotune"		: 	true
	}
]

You can also use the /panicwhitelist and /panicunwhitelist in-game, however, please note that if you use this command in-game, the formatting of this file will change: the file will work with no troubles, however, it will be very hard to read. It may look something like this:

[{"steamhex":"steam:123","panic":true,"panictune":true,"panicwhitelist":true,"autotune":true},{"steamhex":"steam:456","panic":true,"panictune":true,"panicwhitelist":true,"autotune":true},{"steamhex":"steam:789","panic":true,"panictune":true,"panicwhitelist":true,"autotune":true}]

To use /panicwhitelist, simply type /panicwhitelist, followed by the server ID of the user, or any user's steamhex, then the commands you want them to have access to. For example: /panicwhitelist 5 panic panictune.

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Ace Permissions

To use Ace Permissions as your whitelisting, open your server.cfg file and add the following line above your resources:

exec "resources/[inferno-collection]/inferno-police-panic/inferno-police-panic.cfg"

Once you have done this, open the file, and find the section starting with:

#
# Permissions
# Add your player's identifiers in the sections below.
#

There are two sections below this, User and Auto-tune User. Players granted the User group have access to the /panic and panictune command. Players granted the Auto-tune User group have access to the /panic and panictune command, and will be auto tuned to the panic channel when entering the server. The /panicwhitelist command is not needed when using Ace Permissions.

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