What field in database defines the superadmin's users?.
Thanks.
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Enock
Apr 15 '12
There is no Super admin. There is Guest -> Member -> Moderator -> Admin.
You're sure?.
And, why i can't modify de premissions of all members in: admin->privacy & Permissions->Moderators?.
I can't unmark the box "admin" of neither. And i can modify the others permissions except to a user.
i think that who was installed oxwall is the super admin.
The host, domain..... it's mine, but i called for help to a friend because i had no time to install.
How i can put myself super admin?
Thanks
The Forum post is edited by Enock Apr 15 '12
Owen Baines
Apr 15 '12
Your Mixed up. That is not a Super Admin. Oxwall restricts the ability to remove the first Admin. The first admin is the Default Administrator, Not the Super Admin.
A Super Admin has more permissions than a normal Admin. In Oxwall this is not Possible. If you have access to the Server, Then you are the highest in the Administration Chain.
The Forum post is edited by Owen Baines Apr 15 '12
Purusothaman Ramanujam
Apr 18 '12
I believe the super admin can be identified in the database with the userid = 1
Ilja
Oct 30 '15
It seems this is not fully correct:
In our case there is no user with id 1 (probably deleted at some moment). Super admin is some user with id 170 :) So it doesn't seem that id here plays any role
