A Bukkit plugin for executing commands with other usernames.
/sudo [-psv] [--] <command>
/sudo [-psv] -u <user> [--] <command>
I'm well aware that the first form is all but useless - I just wanted the syntax to match that of sudo.
Without -p set, /sudo gives you op permissions plus any permissions held by
the calling user. With -p it gives you every permission. Some plugins might
have "bad permissions" that make -p a bad option but in the absence of these
(and I don't know of any important ones) it's probably a good idea.
Note that the -u option has no effect on the permission set /sudo gives
you. -u simply runs the command from the username given instead of your own
name.
By default /sudo prints [sudo] in front of everything the command tries to
send back. -s (silent) disables this behaviour.
Conversely, if you feel /sudo does not spam you enough, you can specify -v
to get some extra output.
If <command> contains words beginning with a - character the -- is
required or they could under certain circumstances be parsed as options.
sudo.*- everythingsudo.name- /sudo -usudo.op- /sudosudo.permission- /sudo -p