Minecraft Name: AdmiralD Suggestion: Please stop clearing the ignore list - sometimes twice a day, sometimes seems like more. Reason: I ignore players that constantly fill my chat window with ads or spam comments and this is quite annoying to have to do it over and over again. Even better is if it could be coded that if a player has more than two lines of my chat full, they be auto ignored Any Other Information: It would be awesome if you could just set this to only reset maybe once a month.. or so (six months would be better) . Link To This Plugin/Is this a custom addition?: I would hope this would be an easy setting.
I suspect this is when the server restarts. It doesn't seem to store any settings - I always have to ignore sg, rejoin auction etc.
It looks like the channels are a bug - https://www.ecocitycraft.com/forum/threads/chat-join-bug.138799/ However sg messages is not - https://www.ecocitycraft.com/forum/threads/permanently-stopping-sg-messages.132302/
I wonder if someone smart at macros could make something like tihis to switch people to ignore if they are in ignored by a server restart Same with the chats
I am not sure this is a bug so I made it as a suggestion - I am sure that those "in the know" will move it if needed.
For the life of me, I am not smart enough to comprehend why I have to always default to the Trivia channel which I have little use for and am not able to default to Auction channel which is much more important to me.
I assume that any kind of settings like /ignore, /sg messages, current chat channel etc. pp. are not stored in files that survive server restarts, but possibly bound to users using some kind of RAM-only metadata. I have absolutely no idea how exactly it works, but this would explain why it resets upon server restart. In this case, however, it would probably require a lot of work to make the server save these settings in files before restarting. *Waits for Jamie to appear and classify 314's theory as completely wrong* Great, now I have an idea. ._. Or not... it depends on how much time I will be able to spare for this.
It is stored in variables, but never saved to file. AKA, it exists only in ram and goes away once the application shuts down. (server restart)
+1 I'm not going to say names but I recall ignoring a few people more than once a week.... And on the flip side, I'm sure some users have done the same to me. This really would benefit a lot of users.
Bump - still relevant and needed. I am willing to donate for the extra database file space so that this can be saved from memory on restarts (if that is truly the issue here)
