This might be too much to ask,
but I suggest that a page be added, where you can see a log of actions made by other users with shared access.
This can come in handy, as its easier to know if someone had given OP to a person via console, see the previous work you have done on the night (I often forget what I add on my server at night), or check the work done by a user who is also working the server. This also allows users to fix their server, after modifying a file in a way that causes it to run on an unintended way. This may keep them from reinstalling their server because of a mistake that can be fixed.
In short, server administrators will be able to monitor the actions made to the server, troubleshoot more easily, and are able to provide more information in support.
It will contain information about:
• The date and time the action was performed by a user
• The name of the user whose actions were performed
• The action the user had performed
What will be audited:
• The command in which a user had entered
• The filename and directory of a file that a user had saved/deleted
• The plugin a user had installed
• The software a user had installed
• The user giving/removing accesses from another user
• The world the user had deleted/downloaded
• The manual backup made another user
• The changes made by a user to players (OP, bans, ip-bans and whitelists via the Player page)
There may be a limit on how long the audit log may be.
(I wonder if this will be even implemented...)
