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Offline crippled

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Superadmin??
« on: November 15, 2010, 12:47:56 AM »
I tried the wikipedia link I still don't get it.

I am the owner of a server this is what i see in data/UliB/groups.txt

}
"superadmin"   
{
   "allow"   
   {
      "overcomeimmunity"
      "ulx addgroup"
      "ulx adduser"
      "ulx adduserid"
      "ulx cexec"
      "ulx ent"
      "ulx exec"
      "ulx groupallow"
      "ulx hiddenecho"
      "ulx logchat"
      "ulx logdir"
      "ulx logecho"
      "ulx logevents"
      "ulx logfile"
      "ulx logspawns"
      "ulx logspawnsecho"
      "ulx luarun"
      "ulx maul"
      "ulx rcon"
      "ulx removegroup"
      "ulx removeuser"
      "ulx removeuserid"
      "ulx renamegroup"
      "ulx setgroupcantarget"
      "ulx userallow"
      "ulx voteecho"
   }
   "inherit_from"   "admin"



Where do i put my name and steam id. and do i remove anything like allow?

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Re: Superadmin??
« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2010, 02:31:11 PM »
rcon_password "<insert password here>"
then
rcon ulx adduser <name here> superadmin

That will make you a SuperAdmin if this is a dedicated server.  Else you should already be a SuperAdmin.  Btw, all user's groups/SteamIDs/Names will be stored in the users.txt.

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Re: Superadmin??
« Reply #2 on: November 15, 2010, 07:25:19 PM »
crippled,
Ignoring all things/files related to ulx,
 if you really don't understand Garry's notation for the default /settings/users.txt file, which (almost?) every admin mod and tool in the Gmod universe inherits from (including Gmod itself!), then you really shouldn't be doing _any_ manual edits of ULX files at this time.

As Aaron suggests, and is answered around this forum and FAQ section, use console commands.


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