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How do I make my self a supper admin could some one drop me a code.
A nice code drop would be kool, like if I would have to add somthing under a code
to show that code as well so I know where I"m puting it at.. thx
so where in the config.php do I put $superadministrator = "#";
at ?
plezzzzz
Dean C
04-14-2004, 10:05 AM
If you're using vB3 then place your userid within the double quotes :) There is actual documentation within your config.php on how to do it :)
Yea, I know to put a number there. But I do not see where you talking about
<?php
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Please note that if you get any errors when connecting, //
// that you will need to email your host as we cannot tell //
// you what your specific values are supposed to be //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// type of database running
// (only mysql is supported at the moment)
$dbservertype="mysql";
// hostname or ip of server
$servername="localhost";
// username and password to log onto db server
$dbusername="********";
$dbpassword="********";
// name of database
$dbname="******";
// technical email address - any error messages will be emailed here
$technicalemail = "**************";
// use persistant connections to the database
// 0 = don't use
// 1 = use
$usepconnect = 0;
// which users are allowed to view the admin log
// separate each userid with a comma
$canviewadminlog = "1";
// which users are allowed to prune the admin log
// separate each userid with a comma
$canpruneadminlog = "";
?>
I see s no (actual documentation)
do you ?
an yes I have vb gold
Scrub
04-14-2004, 02:21 PM
<?php
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Please note that if you get any errors when connecting, //
// that you will need to email your host as we cannot tell //
// you what your specific values are supposed to be //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// type of database running
// (only mysql is supported at the moment)
$dbservertype="mysql";
// hostname or ip of server
$servername="localhost";
// username and password to log onto db server
$dbusername="********";
$dbpassword="********";
// name of database
$dbname="******";
// technical email address - any error messages will be emailed here
$technicalemail = "**************";
// use persistant connections to the database
// 0 = don't use
// 1 = use
$usepconnect = 0;
// which users are allowed to view the admin log
// separate each userid with a comma
$canviewadminlog = "1";
// which users are allowed to prune the admin log
// separate each userid with a comma
$canpruneadminlog = "";
// ****** SUPER ADMINISTRATORS ******
// The users specified below will have permission to access the administrator permissions
// page, which controls the permissions of other administrators
$superadministrators = 'X';
?>
Replace the contents of your config.php file and change X to your userid.
Jolten
04-14-2004, 03:05 PM
The installation guide for Vb3 clearly explains how to add yoruself as a super admin.
Scrub
04-14-2004, 03:44 PM
For some extra security you can add this:
// ****** UNDELETABLE / UNALTERABLE USERS ******
// The users specified here will not be deletable or alterable from the control panel by any users.
// To specify more than one user, separate userids with commas.
$undeletableusers = 'X';
Above the // ****** SUPER ADMINISTRATORS ****** and change X to your userid. :p
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