BDS-4870Allow matching on "name" key/value in permissions.json.
Hello,
Can you please add functionality to match on "name" key/value in permissions.json, I know this is insecure but this would be very handy in a LAN only environment (online mode=false) where clients can't login to XBL and obtain their xuid.
This would "fix":
[2020-04-30 09:15:20 ERROR] Missing xuid, won't persist permissions on disk.
Thank you, you're all doing a great job!
Environment
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 13+33-Ubuntu-1), bedrock-server-1.14.60.5.
Created Issue:
Allow matching on "name" key/value in permissions.json.
Hello,
Can you please add functionality to match on "name" key/value in permissions.json, I know this is insecure but this would be very handy in a LAN only environment (online mode=false) where clients can't login to XBL and obtain their xuid.
This would "fix":
[2020-04-30 09:15:20 ERROR] Missing xuid, won't persist permissions on disk.Thank you, you're all doing a great job!
Environment
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 13+33-Ubuntu-1), bedrock-server-1.14.60.5.
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This is certainly worth looking into and appears as an error or bug from a user's perspective. I agree with Jan van's perspective - if this is infact as intended ?- change the language used please in the notification. This error message could have a different note or is worth noting as design feature not an 'error' in the release-notes so we can as parents be more confident we have installed the server correctly for use on LAN environments when not using Microsoft Live ID. Particularly important for younger users like my sons. There is enough concerns about privacy and safety in the world for things like this notto trigger parents to spend time researching this 'feature'.