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How do you protect your forum from other administrators?
Developer Last Online: Oct 2007
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In the admincp if you go to usergroups then click admin permissions you can set what each admin can and can't do. Hope this helps.
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For what reason do you not want them to have full access ?
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Well, for one, do you really want your administrators to have the ability to email members with the click of a button?
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I have suggested individual permissions for admins/mods - but Marco said it would be extremely hard to do and require a lot of edits. I would use it.
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usually, instead of admins, you retrograde them to Sub-Admin role, and as you are the new owner of a site, you have to apply YOUR rules...
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The way I do it is limit they permissions so they can't mess anything major up. Like they don't have access to styles, vboptions, plugins, things like that.
I also would remove them from config.php if they are in there as super admins |
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