Not sure what I am doing wrong...

[rocky123xo]

I don't know much about ULX, but I have been trying to change around group access a little for admins.
Using the GUI, as a superadmin, I go to groupdeny, and, for example, I deny the "ulx csay" command to group admin.
I go to the Chat tab, still as a superadmin, and the command is gone for me, as well as admin.
So basically it removes access to the command for ALL groups, not just the one I wanted,
Any ideas??? I want to deny access to some commands for my admins, but am unable to.

[Stickly Man!]

By default, groups in ULX inherit their access from other groups-- superadmin inherits from admin, admin inherits from operator, and operator from user. So when you remove an access (ulx csay) from admin, and superadmin doesn't have explicit access to it, then superadmin won't have access to it either. The solution is to grant ulx csay at the superadmin level.

[JamminR]

It's like, as a parent, killing your only kid, before they've had children, and you still wanting a grandchild.

[rocky123xo]

I should have thought of that. Inheritence didn't even occur to me. Thanks so much!

[MrPresident]

It's like, as a parent, killing your only kid, before they've had children, and you still wanting a grandchild.

Really JamminR? So very dark...