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Originally Posted by Marco van Herwaarden

What is roster.php?

Originally Posted by Princeton

roster.php is not a default vbulletin file

you can edit your file to check for viewers permissions ...

Hmm. Here is the part of my AdminCP: Usergroup Manager : usergroup 1 screen:
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Usergroup Options Viewable on Show Groups (Sets whether or not to show members of this group on the 'View Forum Leaders' page) Yes No
Birthdays Viewable (Sets whether or not the birthdays of users in this group are displayed on the calendar and forum home pages) Yes No
Viewable on the Memberlist (Sets whether or not users in this group will appear on the member list) Yes No
Allow Users to have Member Groups (Sets whether or not permissions from the user's member (secondary) user group memberships are inherited or not) Yes No
This Usergroup is not a 'Banned' Group (Setting this to no will cause the group to be treated as a banned group, this will prevent the sending of email notifications, show a banned error message on the permission error pages and other unspecified behaviors.) Yes No

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Interesting. It appears I have a roster.php that produces identical output to showgroups.php, which is what is used when I click the View Forum Leaders link above in my AdminCP.

I'll delete/disable roster.php. There is a link on my navbar labeled Roster, that calls that php file.

But, I see I have an identical problem with showgroups.php: I would like to restrict viewing (access) of Show Groups [.../forum/showgroups.php] to certain usergroups; especially blocking it from view by Unregistered / Not Logged In without preventing my authorized users from seeing it.

I have a steep learning curve. :P