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  1. Security Setup

Fake Permissions

Replace [prefix] with your server's prefix.

What are fake permissions?

Fake permissions are a way to help keep your server safe. With fake permissions, you can allow roles to use certain commands that require a permission without actually giving the role a permission. This will prevent any malicious harm to your server.

Why use fake permissions?

If your roles don't have any dangerous permissions, a bot or untrustworthy/compromised staff member won't be able to do anything without using serenity.

You need to be an administrator to run these commands.

To grant roles fake permissions, use the following command:

// Syntax
[prefix]fakepermissions add [role] [permission]
// Example
;fakepermissions add @Mod manage_messages

To revoke fake permissions, use the following command:

// Syntax
[prefix]fakepermissions remove [role] [permission]
// Example
;fakepermissions remove @Mod manage_messages

After running these commands, serenity will tell you that you have added/removed fake permissions to/from a role.

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