Question Usergroup issue, Sorry, you don't have permission to access

Hello again!
First off I am new to vbulletin, I just purchased a license a few weeks ago. So there is a good chance this could just be a user error or Im am just missing something easy.




I am having an issue with accessing the control panel for seo
I am receiving error
I have followed the readme.txt

The only information I was able to dig up was it was a issue with the usergroups

I have done all possible troubleshooting I can think of.
The only way I can get around this issue is by installing dbsecurity lite, havent test with others dbtech products.
Then I can access the control panel, unless I disable or uninstall dbsecurity. If I do, dbseo will go back to same error.


I have rechecked every I could think of.


My config.php has
$config['SpecialUsers']['superadministrators'] = '1';

My admin login id is 1

I have searched for my userid in user search and made sure It was part of the administrators group

Checked DragonByte Tech: SEO - Administrator Permissions Is Manager is set to yes

usergroups table/ dbtech_dbseopermissions is set to 1 for administrator


I have done a fresh install of both vbulletin and dbseo and received the same results. Tried with previous versions of dbseo

I am at a loss and do not know where to go from here or if I am even going in the right direction with troubleshooting.

Does anyone have any ideas or anything else I can try?
Is there additional permissions settings I need to setup?




Thanks

Could you please PM me with an FTP account as well as an AdminCP account for the affected user? Thanks

You need to set your self super admin from the config

You need to set your self super admin from the config

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my first post

My config.php has
$config['SpecialUsers']['superadministrators'] = '1';

My admin login id is 1

I have searched for my userid in user search and made sure It was part of the administrators group

Checked DragonByte Tech: SEO - Administrator Permissions Is Manager is set to yes

usergroups table/ dbtech_dbseopermissions is set to 1 for administrator
;

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is this what you are referring to?

also Fillip H., I did pm you that info you asked for

I'll get to this as soon as I have the chance, thank you

Have you checked admincp/Usergroups/Administrator Permissions = Edit Permissions = All Yes

I've discovered the issue and it will be fixed in the next version, currently scheduled to be released tomorrow