NukeCoder

Joined: Jan 02, 2009 Posts: 3

Hi. I run Nuke Evolution 2.7 Basic, and I'm having this problem. I'm trying to take a user out of the moderator group. I go to Forum Administration, Group Administration, and Management. Select Moderator from the drop down menu, click on "look up group" then I get an error:

[align=center]Could not obtain user info for moderator list

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SELECT user_id, username FROM nuke_users WHERE user_id = 2

Line : 214
File : admin_groups.php[/align]

Am I going to the right section to do this? When I go to my database, it shows that the user is in user level 1 after I manually change his permission settings in the Forum Admin Panel, but he is still in the moderator group and shows up on the site as moderator. Is the database supposed to be looking for the forum id (user_id=2) or should it be looking for user_level=2 for moderator status. I've searched the forums and tried the fixgroup thing but no luck. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Code Authors · Joined: Dec 09, 2006 Posts: 333

user_id 2 in this case means the second user that registered on your site and has nothing to do with group permissions.
What may have happened was that the user account was deleted before you tried to remove him from the group.
If you look at your nuke_users table you can see if the user is still there/still has a username for row 2

Joined: Oct 05, 2009 Posts: 1

DEBUG MODE

SELECT user_id, username FROM nuke_users WHERE user_id = 2

Line : 214
File : admin_groups.php

I have same problem but the username id 2 has been deleted. I cant seem to delete user groups just add new ones and cant edit old ones

Code Authors · Joined: Dec 09, 2006 Posts: 333

If the second user has been deleted then you have a problem because thats usually the admins 'user' account.
When installing any *nuke distribution you create the main God admin account (user 1) then your own personal account (user 2).
I'm not sure how you would fix that, other than creating a new user account and then manually setting the user_id to 2 from within the database using an administration tool like phpMyAdmin.