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BMW
22-07-2004, 17:42
I know that Server admins can drag other from one channel to the other why not allow Server admin to have the right to choose what level can do that

m&m's
22-07-2004, 19:47
yep you can set propertys to others like registered , (R) on mine has power to kick from channel & server, banip, move players , auto voice ,join a reged channel, revoke voice, send text to player...... i use the (R) as a mini admin so i dont give out any (SA) at all keeps my server safer from peps that like to mess around , or change stuff !

siepel
24-07-2004, 02:48
how did you do that?

i migrated to mysql but @ the web based administration i cannot set privelige move player for operators. i cannot set privelige send text to all for operator.

I also changed it directly in mysql database but that has no effect. (after server restart and client restart)

how did you manage to make this rights available for register or any other than server admins. (i would like if there were 3 admin levels, superadmin, admin and operator, admin to deal with operators channels andso and operators to give rights like AV V R... ,R users can talk and whisper and move themself)

Bastian
24-07-2004, 09:38
That's cause the current permission system is crap. Some groups can't get rights other groups have and registered users can have more rights than ServerAdmin.

It's just chaos.

Brain
24-07-2004, 09:41
It's just chaos.
Well, it looks like it has evolved to this. That's why I believe in specification-driven software development :)

siepel
25-07-2004, 05:23
Ok, I did know it was a bit crappy at this time, but can you give me some hints on how to manually get an op to move people to channels and grant them priveleges to let an unregistered user allow register with server .. all done by op.?

Brain
25-07-2004, 09:11
Well, it goes like this:
CA, OP, and V are channel status flags. That means they're only void in the channel they were given.
SA, R and U are player status flags.

The privilege system works like this:
The basic privileges are derived from the player status and the channel status augments these privileges. So if you want an OP to be able to allow registration or move players (which are not privileges defined for OP) you need to allow these privileges for a player status and of course ony allow OPs to have that player status.

See, it's that simple ;)