Couple Questions

[Saucey]

What classifies a user as an admin? Like what commands officially make a user show up as an admin on a server.

Also, is there a way to make the log echo only show in chat for specific ranks and not show globally?

[Aharon Tager]

It's not commands that classify a user, it's what rank you put them into.
If a user is rank admin or higher then he will return as admin on the servers.

[JamminR]

Also, is there a way to make the log echo only show in chat for specific ranks and not show globally?

3 modes. See XGUI echo area.
Totally all off.
Anonymous mode (all see *someone* did action to *fred*, but admins see who *someone* is)
Totally all on - all see *bob* did action to *fred*

[Saucey]

3 modes. See XGUI echo area.
Totally all off.
Anonymous mode (all see *someone* did action to *fred*, but admins see who *someone* is)
Totally all on - all see *bob* did action to *fred*

I know that, I have my echo turned off. Admins and up use EPOE to see the log echo instead.
Although, I was wanting to see if there was a way to code it so it prints in chat only for the groups I tell it to.
If the group wasn't specified then it would act as if the echo was off for the other groups.

I was wondering about what classifies the player as an admin because I wanted my Moderator group to be able to see info in EPOE as well.
Since they are not Admin, they cannot use EPOE.

[MrPresident]

Just make sure your moderator groups inherit admin in your group setup. For most scripts, depending on how they are coded, this will treat them as admins when the script does an admin check.
If this doesn't work, then the script is not coded in a way that will work with inherited groups and there's not much you can do short of rescripting the admin checks or making those people admins.