Minecraft – How to become invisible to opped members in minecraft

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I have installed a plugin called Vanish No Packet in a Minecraft Bukkit Server in which I play with my friend. I am the owner of the server but my friend is also op. I thought of trolling him by becoming invisible but he was able to see me. What can I do so that even the op players can't see me? What changes do I have to make in the permissions file? You can also download my server's permission file and make changes.
Thanks!

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Your friend can see you because all OP players have vanish.see permission by default, so you need to negate it.

I recognized that you use PermissionsEX reading the link that you have provided, so you could add your friend to a group that negates this permission or you could add it specifically for him.

To only for him:

/pex user YourFriendNick add -vanish.see

To create a group:

/pex group aNiceGroupName add -vanish.see
/pex user YourFriendNick group add aNiceGroupName

With a group you can add more friends adjusting the second command, so when you are done you can delete the group and the negative permission will be remove, allowing your friends to see vanished players again with a single command:

/pex group aNiceGroupName delete

Note: Your friend will not be able to see any vanished players if you negate the permission.

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Minecraft – Bukkit DefaultCommands Permissions

In my opinion, your best bet here is to use Essentials' GroupManager. It's simple to set up, gives OPs all available commands and lets normal users play with basic permissions. All you have to do is download the Essentials Suite from here, paste the Jar files into your plugins directory and start the server to let it generate the default files.

Then, open plugins/GroupManager/Worlds/World/Groups.yml with your favourite text editor and tweak it a little. By default, new players will be added to the default group, which has no building permissions. If you change build: false to build: true under the info section, they'll be able to place and destroy blocks, and use a very basic set of commands.

groups:
  Default:
    default: true
    permissions:
    - essentials.help
    - essentials.helpop
    - essentials.list
    - essentials.motd
    - essentials.rules
    - essentials.spawn
    inheritance: []
    info:
      prefix: '&e'
      build: false
      suffix: ''

  ...

If you want to give your users some more freedom, change default: false to default: true for the Builder group. You can also remove some commands you don't want them to have while still conserving the other ones, such as essentials.kit and essentials.kit.tools. You can also change the group of the already existing users editing plugins/GroupManager/Worlds/World/Users.yml.

For more advanced Permission management, I'd recommend Permissions 3.x before DefaultCommands.

Edit: Here's a really useful command reference for GroupManager: forums.fragnet.net/minecraft/588-essentials-command-reference.html

Minecraft – Bukkit Permissions Plugin

Permissions' functionality is being built in to Bukkit. There's a transitional plugin in the meantime called PermissionsBukkit so that plugin authors can start using the new built-in Permissions API before it is completely rolled into the server. This is the version that you'll need to install to be able to use most of the actively-maintained Bukkit plugins.

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