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Double Groups - Bored Much? - 2009-08-02
After I installed MyBB for a friend, I went to set permissions in my group page but I got this.
Quote:Guests
The default group that all visitors are assigned to unless they're logged in.
Registered
After registration, all users are placed in this group by default.
Super Moderators
These users can moderate any forum.
Administrators
The group all administrators belong to.
Awaiting Activation
Users that have not activated their account by email or manually been activated yet.
Moderators
These users moderate specific forums.
Banned
The default user group to which members that are banned are moved to.
Guests
The default group that all visitors are assigned to unless they're logged in.
Registered
After registration, all users are placed in this group by default.
Super Moderators
These users can moderate any forum.
Administrators
The group all administrators belong to.
Awaiting Activation
Users that have not activated their account by email or manually been activated yet.
Moderators
These users moderate specific forums.
Banned
The default user group to which members that are banned are moved to.
As you can see the groups were doubled! This is going to make it very confusing when editing permissions and such is there a way I can remove those?
Sorry to double post here.
Could someone point me in the direction of what directory and file the groups is contained in? I'm sure I could fix it if I knew.
RE: Double Groups - Joshua Mayer - 2009-08-02
Send me admin details and I'll take a look
RE: Double Groups - Matt - 2009-08-02
You can just run this query in phpMyAdmin because you won't be able to delete them via the ACP:
DELETE FROM `mybb_usergroups` WHERE `gid` > '7';RE: Double Groups - Joshua Mayer - 2009-08-02
He gave me phpMyAdmin access so I deleted all the duplicates.