Hey I noticed that you’re using Glitch to host the bot. I don’t recommend it at all. Glitch isn’t really the most secure site you can host your bot on as it can be easily hijacked/messed with with only knowing the project’s name no matter the privacy.
There is an option to disable access to people who are not team members.
I created a default project with this setting enabled, unless there is an exploit that allows people to access it, nobody should be able to view the project.
Above is the project with access disabled.
As long as you keep your token safe, glitch is a completely safe and free way to do this, as they also offer a way to store api keys that other people CANNOT access even with the setting disabled.
Are you sure its due to glitch and not a error on your / a member of your teams part?
The most recent security leak to my knowledge was back in 2017, so either its a new leak, or an error on your part.
You should also refrain from making minor remarks or insults, there really isn’t a reason to other than to start an unneeded argument. Its just not that professional.
Like if I were to run the command while the player I was banning was playing the game, would they be banned or until they leave and decide to join back?
Also, it is against glitchs terms of service to have it running 24/7 using uptime robot, (They recently been cracking down on this.), they will disable all ur projects for using it, (and ban ur acc). Since the bot is simple and easy to make, It would be ideal to local hodt it, it wouldnt really be worth putting on a VPS,
@MySQL_Syntax, it bans them when they rejoin , from what i can see. This is no different than theother open sourced one.
Also, It isnt ideal to use trello as a database, Id recommend using something like enmap or Mysql, This way the trello api keys dont randomly reset or get ratelimited for useless requests.
