HOW TO APPOINT ANOTHER ADMINISTRATOR?
 

who cant view any IP ddresses

cannot view any email addresses

cannot access database

cannot junk posts PHYSICALLY,can only soft delete them?

AND PROBABLY HAVE MOST OTHER PERMISSIONS JUST NOT THESE THAT I MENTIONED,IS IT POSSIBLE?

thanks

NOT mod

Just administrator

I want him be able to access admin panel but cannot delete main administrator

there are super admins and admins but a admin can do all things you can in the forums in the admin panel they can only do what permissions you set for them

can you please reframe that? i dont get you..at all ,sorry..

Simple answer is, you cant do what you want with an administrator account, not in the default vbulletin design of an admin account & its options.

You need to give them permissions under Admincp > Usergroups > Administrator Permissions and also further under Admincp > Forums & Moderators > Show All Moderators > edit permissions

Still isnt going to achieve what he wants thru vb by default coding.

so is it possible or not?

Make the "Main Administrator" a unalterable user, in the config.php file. No matter what else you do.

Though, if you really can't trust another admin to not do those things, you might not want to make them an admin.

I know how to make myself undeletable,but how to disable the features I mentioned above?

I think it's mostly been answered. Between editing the Administrator usergroup, and the things Lynne mentioned, that's what you have control over. You don't have to worry about the database because an admin won't have access to that unless you give it explicitly in the config.php (unless the site is in debug mode, then they might have access, I'm not sure).

The problem is that the permissions aren't as fine grained as you want. For example, I think to keep an admin from seeing any ips or emails, you probably need to take away "Can Administer Users" (and even then I'm not 100% sure there isn't some other place to see it). As for not permanently deleting anything, you might have to take away "Can Administer Threads" and "Can Administer Forums", which will take away a lot of other things as well. Also you'd want "Can Administer Plugins" to be No, for obvious reasons.

Really sounds like you want a super moderator, not an administrator.

can he see IP addresses and manage plugins?

IP's: only if you give him permission to, via moderator permissions
No plugins.