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JamminR:
Megiddo,
 Also, the example at http://garrysmod.com/wiki/?title=Admin#Dedicated_Servers actually state that having yourself in both Superadmin and Admin won't "significantly decrease" level. Though it might for ULX, perhaps we should make it so that it won't, since the access instructions we're sending them to for now state it won't?


--- Quote from: Example at site http://garrysmod.com/wiki/?title=Admin#Dedicated_Servers ---"Users"
{
   "superadmin" //This is a user group. Groups are useful to LUA coders.
   {
      "garry"         "STEAM_0:1:7099"    //Garry is a user in the superadmin group.
      "User2"         "STEAM_0:1:8001337" //To be the server admin, your Steam ID should go here
   }

   "admin" //Another user group.
   {
      "garry"         "STEAM_0:1:7099"    //Your ID could go here as well without a significant decrease in admin power.
   }
}

--- End quote ---

spbogie:
JamminR,
    That is just confusing wording on the part of the tutorial. It's not saying you won't get a significant decrease in admin power if you put it in both. It's saying that putting your self as admin will still give you many admin powers just not all that superadmin gets. The problem here however is that he doesn't just have his steamID in both, but a different name on each, so ULib/ULX recognizes it as two users. Again, this may have nothing to do with the actuall problem.

A check for duplicate steamids on different names when importing would be a good idea. Although I don't see any way to accuratly decide which to keep. Perhapse we ignore both and pop an error saying what the problem is.

Megiddo:
Hmm those instructions are wrong because GM10 will only let a user have one access level. Perhaps we should change them? (I'm not good with tutorials, anyone else want to volunteer?)

amburgers:
i made one i think its easy o and it works for me to put my name in both places

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