My head admin is MIA what can I do

[leannet]

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[Magnumutz]

You've got a problem... you can't do anything without him.

[Andrew johnson]

Originally Posted by leannet

I am admin on a site but its actually owned by someone else.

I don't know whats happened or if it was just a coincidence but I installed vbulletion experience and upload one thing to the store and then I went to add another thing but I no longer had access.

I can not log into my admin cp, all my admin privileges have been removed.

I need the owner / head admin to log in and fix it for me, but he is MIA I sent an email and checked a few sites that he used to be on but no reply.

This is a bit urgent cause at the moment my forum is running with no access to admincp I can't approve new members, I can edit / delete / move threads, I can't closed threads or ban people if needed.

Is it possible for vbulletin to log in and do something or do I have to get hold of my head admin.

Please help.

gosh sounds like he has fallen off from earth - best is wait for him to come back so how long he went MIA?

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by leannet

Is it possible for vbulletin to log in and do something or do I have to get hold of my head admin.

No one from vbulletin can log in.

If you have ftp access then you can fix it yourself, otherwise you need your head admin (or any other admin on the site).

[Sofia]

Question: what means "MIA"?

[HMBeaty]

Missing In Action

[Sofia]

Originally Posted by Redlinemotorsports

Missing In Action

Oh, ok, thank you, Redline

[fanyap]

What is the URL of the forum?

[TheLastSuperman]

Originally Posted by Paul M

No one from vbulletin can log in.

If you have ftp access then you can fix it yourself, otherwise you need your head admin (or any other admin on the site).

Exactly, edit the config file and add your userid as an admin and while your at it, add it to the uneditable/undeletable part .

S-MAN

[BlueNinjaGo]

Originally Posted by TheLastSuperman

Exactly, edit the config file and add your userid as an admin and while your at it, add it to the uneditable/undeletable part .

S-MAN

Well, what if the administrator removed his administrator access for a reason? Granted, he should change the FTP access/passwords as well, but I don't think it's very ethical.