[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by AwesomeShark305

I have edited these setting already, however the problem is that a basic admin can go change our primary usergroup from admin to moderator or something, and then ban the account.

That is IMPOSSIBLE if you have the settings correct in the config file.

Period.

Originally Posted by AwesomeShark305

Myself & my other lead admin are super administrators, just like the head admin account. A regular admin that we can appoint, can change our primary user group and then ban our accounts. we have about 9 normal admins. A regular admin should not have the ability to change my user groups. also my server is written to where I am a Super admin, so in the event this actually happened, the site should always allow me access to the admin panel no matter what. why is this a thing?

It's a thing because you do NOT have the config.php file modified correctly.

Originally Posted by AwesomeShark305

The problem is the common sense that was "Lacked" when creating this forum software in the vBulletin program. A regular Admin should not be able to edit a Super Administrators permissions! What is the word "Super" for if it means absolutely nothing? I need to know where to go and edit this coding. IF, the creators of Vbulletin can't comment on here and explain the issue of their own system. Maybe someone has came across this coding somewhere in their files.

There is nothing lacking in the vBulletin system for this issue. What is lacking is your settings in the config file.

Please post what you have there, for the relevant settings. I almost bet you're using usernames instead of userid numbers.