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Originally Posted by Logician

Actually it does not matter whether it is a primary group or secondary. The important point in the hack's permission structure is that, if you check a usergroup as "banned usergroup" for a webtemplate, the user who in any way related to this usergroup (as a member of secondary of primary usergroup) will be denied access.

is there any solution to this besides not using secondary usergroups?

my situation..
its a gaming forum with different teams. The team captain has access to stuff that the rest of his team doesn't. The team captain is a member of the team captain group and his team group. Because this hack handles permissions differently than the forum the team captain can't access the team captain page because he's a member of the team group.

There's also an administration page for admins. Some admins are also team members. The admins can't access their pages because they are also in the team group which can't have access to the administration pages.