statusnet
Discussions
Activity
Sign In
How can I get administration right on 0.8 edtion?
lifent
January 2010
in
General
there's no admin panel, and If I want to delete some notice post by other people, or delete member, how can I do it? except operate in mysql?
Comments
int
January 2010
Go to the scripts folder in your installation and:
php userrole.php -n put-your-username-here -r administrator
php userrole.php -n put-your-username-here -r moderator
lifent
January 2010
You mean I must do in shell ?
Can I do it in browsser?
int
January 2010
In shell yes, don't think it's an option doing that trough a browser...
lifent
January 2010
god! I don't have shell. Rights on my share host server!
Any way else ? How a bout edit mysql data ?
mktw
January 2010
didn't find userrole.php in 0.8.2 ! where did it drop!!!
mktw
January 2010
ok its in 0.9rc
evan
January 2010
It's not in 0.8.
AdamD
February 2010
So how do we set ourselves up as a site admin in 0.8.3? I have tried running the query below, but there is not a "profile_role" table to put it in.
insert into profile_role (profile_id, role) VALUES (1, 'administrator');
johnfranke
February 2010
there is no admin features in 0.8.x -- it was introduced in 0.9
AdamD
February 2010
So I need to do everything through the database? That works, I am just checking.
Thanks!
johnfranke
February 2010
either via scripts in the scripts folder or directly in the DB. better to use the scripts if they are available for what you want to do.
Sign In
or
Register
to comment.
Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
Sign In
Register
Categories
Recent Discussions
Activity
Categories
All Categories
2.3K
General
1.5K
Plugins
283
Themes
57
Installation
282
status.net service
117
Hosting
15
StatusNet Desktop
24
Powered by Vanilla
Comments
php userrole.php -n put-your-username-here -r administrator
php userrole.php -n put-your-username-here -r moderator
Can I do it in browsser?
Any way else ? How a bout edit mysql data ?
insert into profile_role (profile_id, role) VALUES (1, 'administrator');
Thanks!