I am the super admin or user 1.
I want to allow another person to admin users.
But he/she is able to change my password or even delete me under user management, user, list.
This cant be allowed.
What to do.
Please help.
I am the super admin or user 1.
I want to allow another person to admin users.
But he/she is able to change my password or even delete me under user management, user, list.
This cant be allowed.
What to do.
Please help.
Comments
Comment #1
rogerpfaffgood point.
there must be additional permissions for administration of user 1. why this is not yet in core might be interesting to know.
Comment #2
Anoop Lal commentedIs there not any solution to this? I very badly need a solution to this problem.
Comment #3
ainigma32 commentedWill this do http://drupal.org/project/ucreate ?
- Arie
Comment #4
ainigma32 commentedLooks like Anoop Lal won't be posting any feedback so I'm setting this to fixed.
Feel free to reopen if you think that is wrong.
- Arie
Comment #5
Anoop Lal commentedComment #6
Anoop Lal commentedI had given up hope.
But Ucreate came as a lifesaver.
Thanx
But there is a problem
On clicking 'Add' new user is created but Unable to send email.
Problem only with ucreate. Able to send email with core 'Add User'.
Any solution?
Would be a great help.
Anoop
Comment #7
Anoop Lal commentedComment #8
michelleMoving this over to the proper queue.
Michelle
Comment #9
foaad commentedIt looks like the 6.0 beta version hasn't changed to the drupal 6.0 mail notification format. In the .module file, line 290, I see this:
which is exactly like the 5.x version of the module. But drupal_mail() has changed. See:
http://api.drupal.org/api/function/drupal_mail
I don't see a "ucreate_mail" handler in the module. No emails are being sent.
A quick (and VERY DIRTY) solution is to replace this line
with
at .module line 290. This is the notify function sent by Drupal on a reset password operation. It completely disregards any of the ucreate settings including "welcome message", but at least it gets the job done.
Comment #10
foaad commentedActually, forget this one.
I just went one step further and implemented the whole mail solution. I think this works pretty well.
The following is my replacement code in ucreate.module, from line 290, until the end of the file. Note that I commented out the existing line 290, added a line constructing parameters, and a function at the very end.
Comment #11
Anoop Lal commentedThanks a lot
This issue is resolved
Thanks to all those who contributed to this.
Anoop