Choose GriefPrevention access trust without exposing containers

Applies to: GriefPrevention; match the linked maintainer documentation to your installed platform and release.
Documentation checked 9 November 2026.

A visitor who only needs buttons and doors does not necessarily need a claim’s storage. Use the documented trust tiers to grant the smallest useful access and verify it with an ordinary account.

Before you start

GriefPrevention has different documentation for legacy v16 and newer alpha releases. Match your installed branch before following commands. Test with a claim owner and an untrusted account, and keep claim ownership distinct from operator or bypass permissions.

Work through the check

Check whether the server runs legacy v16 or a newer branch, then open the command documentation matching that release before changing trust.
As the owner, stand inside the target claim and inspect /TrustList, recording the visitor’s existing access and any subdivision context.
Use the documented /AccessTrust <player> control for a test visitor, then test a harmless button or other supported access interaction and a separate storage chest.
Compare with the documented /ContainerTrust tier on an isolated example only if storage access is actually required; test building separately from both tiers.

Confirm the result

The visitor should perform only the intended access interactions while containers and building remain protected. The owner’s storage and the neighboring claim should remain unchanged.

If the result differs

A visitor may already inherit broader trust from a parent claim or hold administrative bypass permission. Inspect the complete trust list and repeat with a clean normal account before concluding that access trust is too broad.

Recover safely

Remove only the accidental visitor grant with the documented untrust control and restore any recorded prior trust level. Do not use an all-players untrust command, which would disrupt unrelated members.

Documentation and related help

Check the GriefPrevention maintainer documentation and GriefPrevention maintainer reference against your installed release before applying changes.

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