Ok so what is everyones opinion on the best rollback plugin. Because i have been griefed twice since using prism and has not told me shit to who has done it.
best rollback plugin?
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Logblock is crap from start. But people say prism works to log custom blocks but so far prism has failed to tell me who griefed me twice in a row.
I haven't found one yet. Best idea is to use a restriction plugin to stop new users griefing with them, or
If you're still running a Forge-based server, use MyTown protection.
I can vouch for Prism working with most events with FTB ultimate. It records who places/ breaks modded blocks. Im not sure what your doing wrong, but if someone griefs you by destroying blocks it will log the player and the block ID. It logs all IDs regardless of being mod or vanilla. However, if the griefer uses an item such as a wand or the mining laser, to break things, it may not get logged. Or something might get logged, but it will be incomplete. Its up to you then to trawl through the logs and check player locations and certain times etc.
Ultimately, there is *no* logger that covers all modded events. I cannot stress this enough. Stuff like turtles, wands, custom containers do not get logged because they are highly custom events. The devs of these loggers would have to manually go through each mod and try and figure out how to track them, which is not easy at all. So dont hold your breath for a logger that logs all FTB events. If you know java, feel free to ask if the devs could use some help here.
Your best bet is to couple Prism, or MCPC+ patched LogBlock with a decent anti-grief plugin like coreprotect, GriefPrevention, or MyTown.
Ultimately, there is *no* logger that covers all modded events. I cannot stress this enough. Stuff like turtles, wands, custom containers do not get logged because they are highly custom events. The devs of these loggers would have to manually go through each mod and try and figure out how to track them, which is not easy at all. So dont hold your breath for a logger that logs all FTB events. If you know java, feel free to ask if the devs could use some help here.
Your best bet is to couple Prism, or MCPC+ patched LogBlock with a decent anti-grief plugin like coreprotect, GriefPrevention, or MyTown.
You need MCPC+ to allow Bukkit plugins to run on a Forge system.
Bear in mind that some actions are not tracked or tracked badly due to them being Forge-mod implemented.
MCPC+ Legacy can be found here. Make sure to TEST TEST TEST before using it.
Here's hoping we can move to MCPC+ builds soon, onwards to 1.5.2!
thanks a bunch, I had bukkit server before and only recently started toying with forge /ftb and its just pain.
I would reccomend using core protect in contention with grief prevention and hex restrict. Most people don't know about it, but hex restrictis an add on for grief prevention which stops certain items being used inside claims such as the mining laser and the various wrenches. Core protect is brilliant for blcok logging though it doesnt lognon vanilla events such as the mining laser or CC turtles, cureently they are the only two ways of griefing on my server so I restricted use of mining lasers to donators only, but with turtles, core protect offers a search button, so if someone uses one for the purpose of griefing, you can search for who placed a turtle in the area, it might not be as easy as the standard clicking, but its a really easy way to catch people out
this kid gets it - but seriously, been working with core protect since day one of my feed the beast and genuinely have gotten to a point of perfection.
One added bonus is that the search function is so customisable, you can edit the area, time frame, person or whole server, literally everything which has really helped me with catching those people who dupe using the arcane tables (as it requires repeatedly placing and breaking the block)
and as far as compatibility goes, i'm currently running the latest version of MCPC+ and aside from when I forget to turn mysql database on I have never had any issues