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i am the main administrator on my site and my account has been suspended :(:(
Edited by Ken on 13-11-2006 10:40,
You can change this back by changing the field user_status in the table users from 1 to 0 in you're database on the row where you have you're user name.
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can you explain further please as im not sure? also could a site administrator sort it out in Admin Panel-memberlist ?
Edited by Druid on 11-11-2006 20:47,
As you are the main administrator and if now one else can get to the users list in the administration panel then the only option left is to access the MySql database. Mostly people use PhpMyAdmin to do this. If you host you’re site with a hosting company and yore lucky this is already installed try http://www.”you.com”/phpmyadmin/ Choose you’re database go to the table users then in the fields user_status change 1 to 0. If you don’t have phpmyadmin installed you can fetch it here http://www.phpmyadmin.net/ and install it yourself in a sub folder on you’re account.
Edit: A administrator with can change this under user admin > members or if someone is blacklisted user admin> blacklist.
Edit: A administrator with can change this under user admin > members or if someone is blacklisted user admin> blacklist.
Edited by chbe on 11-11-2006 21:05,
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ok many thanks for the help
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If you don't have access to phpMyadmin, then you can make a file called unban_superadmins.php, upload it to your site root and call it in browser.
Content of unban_superadmin.php:
Delete the file from your site afterwards.
Content of unban_superadmin.php:
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<?php
/*---------------------------------------------------+
| PHPFusion 6 Content Management System
+----------------------------------------------------+
| Copyright © 2002 - 2006 Nick Jones
| http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/
+----------------------------------------------------+
| Released under the terms & conditions of v2 of the
| GNU General Public License. For details refer to
| the included gpl.txt file or visit http://gnu.org
+----------------------------------------------------*/
require_once "maincore.php";
require_once "subheader.php";
require_once "side_left.php";
$result = dbquery("UPDATE ".$db_prefix."users SET user_status = '0' WHERE user_level = '103'");
echo "status changed for super admins in ".$db_prefix."users";
require_once "side_right.php";
require_once "footer.php";
?>Delete the file from your site afterwards.
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Can you tell me were the root folder is as i am quite new to PHP
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the folder where your news.php and index.php is.
Just to let you know I have now helped Druid with this. I used phpmyadmin and changed user_status from 1 to 0.
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Ken wrote:
Just to let you know I have now helped Druid with this. I used phpmyadmin and changed user_status from 1 to 0.
How much did you charge? LOL! :p
BTW - Any ideas why it banned him? Or was it a user error?
super admin can get banned? thats abit dumb ^^
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LSainsbury wrote:
How much did you charge? LOL! :p
BTW - Any ideas why it banned him? Or was it a user error?
LOL, I did help for free :D.
No, I'm not sure why he got banned. I thought he maybe had installed the "Ban-system Infusion" that automatic ban users that spam, etc. But I didn't see he had installed that infusion. I haven't spoken with Druid after I changed his status, but maybe he will give us a lead when he shows up :).
Edited by Ken on 13-11-2006 13:58,
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