The Name Ban module allows server owners to prevent players with certain names from joining their server, but is not tied to an account, allowing the player to change their name in order to gain access. Usually, this would be used to prevent someone with an inappropriate name from joining.
To ban a name, simply run the command
/nameban <name> [reason]
A player with the supplied Minecraft IGN (case insensitive) will no longer be allowed to join.
The following are incompatibilities that may occur with this module, along with how to resolve the problem. For the full mod/plugin incompatibility list, see the compatibility page.
No plugin incompatibilities have been reported.
Using /nameban, instead of /ban, prevents any player with a specific username from joining the server - allowing them to join if they subsequently change their name. This does not affect server level nicknames, this is their Mojang registered nicknames.
A reason can be given for banning a specific name. This is intended to prevent the use of offensive usernames on servers.
Aliases:
nameban
Root command aliases:
/nnameban
Usage: /nameban <name> [<reason…>]
Default Role: ADMIN
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.nameban.base
Permissions
nucleus.nameban.base - Default Role: ADMIN
Aliases:
nameunban namepardon
Root command aliases:
/nnameunban
Usage: /nameunban <name>
Default Role: ADMIN
Basic Command Permission: nucleus.nameban.unban.base
Permissions
nucleus.nameban.unban.base - Default Role: ADMIN | Permission | Suggested Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| nucleus.nameban.base | ADMIN | Allows the user to run the command /nameban |
| nucleus.nameban.unban.base | ADMIN | Allows the user to run the command /nameunban |
default-reason="Your Minecraft username is not appropriate for this server. Please change it before attempting to access this server."