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{{note| Don't forget to give admin rights to the resource, in which you are using banPlayer function or it won't work.}}
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{{Server function}}
{{Server function}}
{{New feature|3|1.0|
{{New feature|3|1.0|
This function will ban the specified player by either IP, serial or username
This function will ban the specified player by either IP, [[serial]] or username
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ban banPlayer ( player bannedPlayer, [ bool IP = true, bool Username = false, bool Serial = false, player responsiblePlayer = nil, string reason = nil ] )
ban banPlayer ( player bannedPlayer, [ bool IP = true, bool Username = false, bool Serial = false, player/string responsiblePlayer = nil, string reason = nil, int seconds = 0 ] )
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{{OOP||[[player]]:ban||}}
===Required Arguments===  
===Required Arguments===  
*'''bannedPlayer:''' The player that will be banned from the server.
*'''bannedPlayer:''' The player that will be banned from the server.
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{{New feature|3|1.0|
{{New feature|3|1.0|
*'''IP:''' Will player be banned by IP?
*'''IP:''' Will player be banned by IP?
*'''Username:''' Will player be banned by username? If you set this to ''true'', the server must be configured with verifyserials set to 1.
*'''Username:''' Will player be banned by [http://community.mtasa.com/ MTA Community] username (obsolete, set to ''false'')?
*'''Serial:''' Will player be banned by serial? If you set this to ''true'', the server must be configured with verifyserials set to 1.
*'''Serial:''' Will player be banned by serial?
 
:'''Note:''' to ban by username or serial, ''verifyserials'' must be enabled in the server configuration file.
 
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*'''responsibleElement:''' The element that is responsible for banning the player. This can be a player or the root ([[getRootElement]]()).
*'''responsibleElement:''' The element that is responsible for banning the player. This can be a player or the root ([[getRootElement]]()) (Maximum 30 characters if using a string).
*'''reason:''' The reason the player will be banned from the server.
*'''reason:''' The reason the player will be banned from the server.
*'''seconds:''' The amount of seconds the player will be banned from the server for. This can be 0 for an infinite amount of time.


===Returns===
===Returns===
{{Deprecated_feature|3|1.0|
Returns a [[ban]] object if banned successfully, or ''false'' if unsuccessful.
Returns ''true'' if the player was banned succesfully, ''false'' if invalid arguments are specified.
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{{New feature|3|1.0|
Returns a [[ban]] pointer if banned successfully, or ''false'' if unsuccessful.
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==Example==
==Example==
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if ( hasObjectPermissionTo ( theClient, "function.banPlayer" ) ) then
if ( hasObjectPermissionTo ( theClient, "function.banPlayer" ) ) then
--Get player element from the name
--Get player element from the name
local bannedPlayer = getPlayerFromNick ( bannedName )
local bannedPlayer = getPlayerFromName ( bannedName )


--Ban the player
--Ban the player
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-- Example function with the root element. Here you would pass a player element to the function.
-- Example function with the root element. Here you would pass a player element to the function.
function banCheater(theCheater)
function banCheater(theCheater)
banPlayer(theCheater, getRootElement(), "You are banned because of cheating.")
banPlayer(theCheater, root, "You are banned because of cheating.")
end
end
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This example is Firewall Account Player by serial on Login
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
Firewall =
{
    [ 'AccountName' ] = 'SerialPlayer',
    [ '3ash8' ] = '9C9F3B55D9D7BB7135FF274D3BF444E4',
    [ 'test5' ] = '1D6F76CF8D7193792D13789849498452',
}
addEventHandler ( 'onPlayerLogin', root,
    function ( _, theCurrentAccount )
    local Serial = Firewall[getAccountName(theCurrentAccount)]
        if ( Serial ) then
            if Serial ~= getPlayerSerial ( source ) then
                banPlayer ( source, false, false, true, root, 'reason ban' )
            end
        end
    end
)
</syntaxhighlight>
</syntaxhighlight>


==See Also==
==See Also==
{{Admin_functions}}
{{Admin_functions}}
[[es:banPlayer]]
[[ru:BanPlayer]]

Latest revision as of 09:37, 4 June 2023

[[{{{image}}}|link=|]] Note: Don't forget to give admin rights to the resource, in which you are using banPlayer function or it won't work.

This function will ban the specified player by either IP, serial or username

Syntax

ban banPlayer ( player bannedPlayer, [ bool IP = true, bool Username = false, bool Serial = false, player/string responsiblePlayer = nil, string reason = nil, int seconds = 0 ] )

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Method: player:ban(...)


Required Arguments

  • bannedPlayer: The player that will be banned from the server.

Optional Arguments

NOTE: When using optional arguments, you might need to supply all arguments before the one you wish to use. For more information on optional arguments, see optional arguments.

  • IP: Will player be banned by IP?
  • Username: Will player be banned by MTA Community username (obsolete, set to false)?
  • Serial: Will player be banned by serial?
  • responsibleElement: The element that is responsible for banning the player. This can be a player or the root (getRootElement()) (Maximum 30 characters if using a string).
  • reason: The reason the player will be banned from the server.
  • seconds: The amount of seconds the player will be banned from the server for. This can be 0 for an infinite amount of time.

Returns

Returns a ban object if banned successfully, or false if unsuccessful.

Example

This example lets a player ban anyone if he has ACL rights. 

--Add the "ban" command handler
-- Example with the player
function banPlayerCommand ( theClient, commandName, bannedName, reason )

	-- Give the player a nice error if he doesn't have rights
	if ( hasObjectPermissionTo ( theClient, "function.banPlayer" ) ) then
		--Get player element from the name
		local bannedPlayer = getPlayerFromName ( bannedName )

		--Ban the player
		banPlayer ( bannedPlayer, theClient, reason )
		outputChatBox ( "ban: " .. bannedName .. " successfully banned", theClient )

	else
		outputChatBox ( "ban: You don't have enough permissions", theClient )
	end

end
addCommandHandler ( "ban", banPlayerCommand )

-- Example function with the root element. Here you would pass a player element to the function.
function banCheater(theCheater)
	banPlayer(theCheater, root, "You are banned because of cheating.")
end


This example is Firewall Account Player by serial on Login 

Firewall = 
{
    [ 'AccountName' ] = 'SerialPlayer',
    [ '3ash8' ] = '9C9F3B55D9D7BB7135FF274D3BF444E4',
    [ 'test5' ] = '1D6F76CF8D7193792D13789849498452',
}
 
addEventHandler ( 'onPlayerLogin', root,
    function ( _, theCurrentAccount )
    local Serial = Firewall[getAccountName(theCurrentAccount)]
        if ( Serial ) then
            if Serial ~= getPlayerSerial ( source ) then
                banPlayer ( source, false, false, true, root, 'reason ban' )
            end
        end
    end
)

See Also

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