[anupm]

Hi Legends ,

In my server there are some admins . They all can kick ban ther player but not each other . Thats perfect normal . But I want some admins can even ban or kick other admins also . So what will be the access level of that super admin and normal admins ?

Actually I faced this problem when one of the admin was hacking .Although I remove him from the admin list but still before that i was unable to kick ban him .

Please help me on this .

Thanks and regards ,
Anupam

[drekes]

I think your admins have flag A (immunity)

[anupm]

Originally Posted by drekes I think your admins have flag A (immunity)

Yes derek they have A flag set .Should I remove that A flag ?

[drekes]

flag A (immunity) means no other admin can do stuff with them, like kick, ban, slay, etc. If you remove that flag they should be vunerable again

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by drekes flag A (immunity) means no other admin can do stuff with them, like kick, ban, slay, etc. If you remove that flag they should be vunerable again

But, then those admins will be able to ban eachother if I'm not mistaken. Which is why they had the immunity flag to begin with.

[anupm]

Thanks drekes ----you rock

[DarkGod]

If you'd like, it's possible to script it so that another flag (such as RCON) is able to perform commands on admins with the immunity flag. You'd have to re-compile all your plugins with commands afterwards, though.

[Brreaker]

Not really, DarkGod means that you should add the "i" flag per example only for the Super-Admins, and make it like if the admin executing the command has the "i" flag, the command ignores the target's immunity

[DarkGod]

Originally Posted by Brreaker Not really, DarkGod means that you should add the "i" flag per example only for the Super-Admins, and make it like if the admin executing the command has the "i" flag, the command ignores the target's immunity

His post wasn't directed at mine. I thought the same as him and that's why I posted what I did.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Brreaker Not really, DarkGod means that you should add the "i" flag per example only for the Super-Admins, and make it like if the admin executing the command has the "i" flag, the command ignores the target's immunity

Originally Posted by DarkGod His post wasn't directed at mine. I thought the same as him and that's why I posted what I did.

Yep, that's correct. DarkGods solution is the one that will get what the OP want. He wants the "super admin" to be able to ban people with immunity basically.