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FAQ
Braindead edited this page Feb 11, 2020
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Quick menu:
- If bot gets kicked/banned do I lose all my data?
- What happens if I delete a role or remove it manually from a member?
- What is the precision of role expiration?
- Who can view/generate guild licenses?
- How are licenses generated, are they unique?
- Can I generate licenses for roles other than default guild role?
- What's the maximum for role expire time?
- How many stored licenses per guild?
- How many activated licenses per member?
- What are the bot permissions for?
- What if I deny any of those permissions when inviting the bot?
- Does the bot get updated? Will it affect usage?
All of the guild data is immediately deleted from the database.
If that role is tied to any licenses/active subscriptions they are immediately deleted/canceled from the database.
Bot checks for expired licenses on startup and each 60 seconds after startup.
Only those who have role administrator in the guild.
They are completely unique, comprised of 30 randomly generated characters.
Use `!generate` command with custom arguments.
See **[github link]({self.github_bot_quick_start})** for example or just call `!help generate` for more info.
Maximum time for expiry date is 12 months.
Limit for stored (unactivated) licenses is 100 per guild.
Members can have unlimited subscriptions active at the same time!
(only limited by the Discord role limit per member which is 250).
To avoid repeating see **[github link]({self.github_permissions_link})** where permissions are explained in detail.
Bot was over-engineered to deal with all sorts of exceptions but I don't guarantee the bot
will function properly or at all in that case.
There will be no breaking changes in updates, only improvements.
During the update you will see that bot has changed status to 'Update' or is offline.
During that time the bot may stop responding to commands, but this is only for <5 minutes.
After that everything is back to normal.