Comment configurer permissions sur minecraft

Tu dois avoir un permission.cfg ou un truc comme ça, dans le fichier "plugin" ;-), enfin cherche dans les fichiers, il y a un fichier ouvrable avec un traitement de texte ;-)

Dans plugin j'ai group manager et permissions ex (j'ouvre les fichiers avec Notepad ou un truc du genre)
Lequel ouvrir stp

Foua, ça date, Permission, c'est un Fichier ?

Dans permissions ex j'ai un fichier config et permissions en .yml et dans Group Manager config et globalgroups en yml.
Sinon as-tu un fichier déja configuré ??

Touche au fichier Config ;-)

ok merci !!

Voici le fichier config de permissions ex :

permissions:
backend: file
backends:
file:
file: permissions.yml
superperms: {}

et le config de group manager :
settings:
config:
# With this enabled anyone set as op has full permissions when managing GroupManager
# The user will be able to promote players to the same group or even above.
opOverrides: true

# Default setting for 'mantoglevalidate'
# true will cause GroupManager to attempt name matching by default.
validate_toggle: true

data:
save:
# How often GroupManager will save it's data back to groups and users.yml
minutes: 10
# Number of hours to retain backups (plugins/GroupManager/backup)
hours: 24

logging:
# level of detail GroupManager will use when logging.
# Acceptable entries are - ALL,CONFIG,FINE,FINER,FINEST,INFO,OFF,SEVERE,WARNING
level: INFO

mirrors:
# Worlds listed here have their settings mirrored in their children.
# The first element 'world' is the main worlds name
# subsequent elements 'world_nether' and 'world_the_end' are worlds which will use
# the same user/groups files as the parent.
# Each child world can be configured to mirror the 'groups', 'users' or both files from it's parent.
world:
world_nether:
- users
- groups
world_the_end:
- users
- groups
# world2: (World2 would have it's own set of user and groups files)
# world3:
# - users (World3 would use the users.yml from world2, but it's own groups.yml)
# world4:
# - groups (World4 would use the groups.yml from world2, but it's own users.yml)
# world5:
# - world6 (this would cause world6 to mirror both files from world5)