Dear Drupal support!
Its is possible to have two Administrator accounts? I mean two identical accounts (ok different user name ;) ) And wenn hwo can i do this?
Thanks
Mark
Mark,
On 8/7/07, mod2000 data4242@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Drupal support!
Its is possible to have two Administrator accounts? I mean two identical accounts (ok different user name ;) ) And wenn hwo can i do this?
I don't think it's possible to have two users with the default admin permissions (uid 0) that are identical, but you could create an 'administrator' user role, create a second user with that role assigned to them, and then give that role all of the permissions listed on the access control page. This should create a user that has pretty much the same privileges as the main admin user.
Regards, Dan
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Dan Karran schrieb:
Mark,
On 8/7/07, mod2000 data4242@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Drupal support!
Its is possible to have two Administrator accounts? I mean two identical accounts (ok different user name ;) ) And wenn hwo can i do this?
I don't think it's possible to have two users with the default admin permissions (uid 0)
uid 1
uid 0 is the anon user.
that are identical, but you could create an 'administrator' user role, create a second user with that role assigned to them, and then give that role all of the permissions listed on the access control page. This should create a user that has pretty much the same privileges as the main admin user.
Correct.
Cheers, Gerhard
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007 11:44:13 +0200 mod2000 mod2000 wrote:
Its is possible to have two Administrator accounts? I mean two identical accounts (ok different user name ;) ) And wenn hwo can i do this?
You may consider using the "Admin Role" module [1]. You may also just create "second_admin" role and assign rights to it, like it was suggested. But if you have such role, it will be just an ordinary role and new module installs won't automatically assign all rights to it.
With "adminrole" module you'll have all admin rights all the time with you. And it's a role, not an account -- so two administrator accounts is an easy thing ;)
Hope this helps
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007 19:55:08 +0300 Yasen Pramatarov wrote:
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007 11:44:13 +0200 mod2000 mod2000 wrote:
Its is possible to have two Administrator accounts? I mean two identical accounts (ok different user name ;) ) And wenn hwo can i do this?
You may consider using the "Admin Role" module [1]. You may also just create "second_admin" role and assign rights to it, like it was suggested. But if you have such role, it will be just an ordinary role and new module installs won't automatically assign all rights to it.
With "adminrole" module you'll have all admin rights all the time with you. And it's a role, not an account -- so two administrator accounts is an easy thing ;)
Hope this helps
Argh, I forgot the url, sorry
[1] http://drupal.org/project/adminrole
wow!!
thank you all fot you help! I worked it out. And i will try the module you sugested. thanks again.
regards mark
2007/8/7, Yasen Pramatarov yasen@lindeas.com:
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007 11:44:13 +0200 mod2000 mod2000 wrote:
Its is possible to have two Administrator accounts? I mean two identical accounts (ok different user name ;) ) And wenn hwo can i do this?
You may consider using the "Admin Role" module [1]. You may also just create "second_admin" role and assign rights to it, like it was suggested. But if you have such role, it will be just an ordinary role and new module installs won't automatically assign all rights to it.
With "adminrole" module you'll have all admin rights all the time with you. And it's a role, not an account -- so two administrator accounts is an easy thing ;)
Hope this helps
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