I can do anything except viewing members inside group when I go to permissions.
I've set the server up and done everything, I just can't display the clients, any ideas?
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I can do anything except viewing members inside group when I go to permissions.
I've set the server up and done everything, I just can't display the clients, any ideas?
Check that the permission b_virtualserver_servergroup_client_list is set in your server group.
Be sure, that your server and client are up-to-date.
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Hi dante696,Originally Posted by dante696
I have the same problem, I had tryed to set b_virtualserver_servergroup_client_list in Server Admin group, but nothing...
I can't see clients on any groups and I'm a server admin..
In our server, we have the last version and it's the same in our pc..
Can you help us? Thank You, Bye..
Carmelo
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make sure you are only on the main Server query admin group.
If you belong to different groups then move yourself out of it as sometimes permissions get overridden.
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Thank You for your answer.
I'm only in the server admin group. I tried to set at the same as new server, but there's the same problem..
P.S.: I'm sorry for my english, but I'm an Italian user..
Thank You, Bye..
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I had restarted my server and i can see the other clients... thank you..
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Not sure when this became a problem as I don't have many users or groups, so I don't have a need to view it often. Server is running on a Win XP machine and is updated to the latest version.
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You probably miss these permissions "b_virtualserver_servergroup_client_list", "b_virtualserver_channelgroup_client_list".
Check if your group(s) have set them and its not overwritten by client permissions or channel groups.
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Was overwritten by client permission for some reason. It certainly wasn't a change I ever made.
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Then reconsider who to give admin powers and have yourself checked for possible sleepwalking. The easiest way for both is to enable permission logging.
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You should be extremely careful who you give equal top-most admin powers to, because even if someone is not malicious things can go horribly wrong when someone does not understand the implication of changing permissions. This video will show you how to safely create a duplicate of your top level server admin and easily re-configure it to give only the permissions you want them to have. They should not be able to go assigning client permissions for example because allowing anyone but yourself to alter such permissions can lead to a hacked server or generally someone you try and get rid of who keeps coming back and causing problems due to a secretive permission you do not know about on some client or channel etc. Always take great care when setting up permissions.
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From which settings can I see which user has which perms?
https://prnt.sc/ph1k3f
Last edited by dante696; October 9th, 2019 at 08:57 PM. Reason: merged
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Do you talk about groups or client permissions?
For clients in groups:
You can see the users which are in a group, this picture which you have send here is actually correct.
The only point there is: you have no permissions.
Under "Client can view permissions"...
You can enable this for a group, so just to give them the permissions.
You better don't use the easy permission view. We suggest to enable the advanced permission.
You miss permission b_virtualserver_servergroup_client_list. With that permission enabled you will see members of any server group.
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