I am running in to some problems when users kill each other in their homes. How can I configure the WorldGuard plugin to disable PvP in regions?
According to the WorldGuard Wiki, use /region flag <id> pvp deny
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My son discovered MineCraft some months ago.
I decided to buy him a premium account.
He hosts a server to play with his friends.
Now, he wants to install kind of plugins to "hack" (in his term) his server to be able to dig larger part of land at once...
He told me that he would like to install the "bukkit" plugin
He told me also about a "server starter" "server starter" I'm less confident about installing this stuff...
Does exist a kind of "official" repository for these stuff ?
Which one I should not install for security reasons ?
The server is running on a window computer. I've read that exist an OS for running a server on Linux
Does exist a kind of "official" repository for these stuff ?
Google, really, easy to find official URLs for mods that result in the Minecraft or Bukkit forums.
For example, Minecraft TooManyItems yields Minecraft Forum - TooManyItems (306 pages).
Which one I should not install for security reasons ?
As long as you stay on (and read) trusted forums like the ones I mentioned above, nothing goes wrong. If your son does the same, and doesn't steer away from that, he knows what he is doing.
He told me also about a "server starter" I'm less confident about installing this stuff...
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/winos-minecraft-delayed-server-starter-tame-your-restarts.11690/
explains "What is this", "Why would you need this", "How to Use", "Notes" and more...
The user that posted that has 1,700 messages and 40 likes, has been around for a year. Trustworthy.
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Is there any pluging used for anti-griefing beside Big Brother that don't use MySQL and any other database?
I don't have MySQL or Postgre and I would like to log any block misplaced or lava / TNT.
The Log plugin claims to be a lightweight alternative to BigBrother, and seems to work fairly well. It uses flatfiles, which over time may not scale well on a large server. It doesn't offer rollbacks, which could kill it for some people though.
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