A seclev bug?

I remember someone saying you are only able to assign seclevs that are lower than your seclev or something. I'll get shad to here.

 

Antman

You gotta do this:
1 - First make sure your class have the command /assignseclevid. If you have all the commands, it should be fine.
2 - Create the seclevs, and add them to the seclevs.cfg list. If they don't exist, you can't assign them.
3 - On your seclevel, put this:
name = Superadminexample
users = you;
roles = rcon;
commands = all
features = joinfull; otherstuff;
assign = admin; vip; limited; mute;

The assign are the NAMES of the seclevels that this class can assign.
In this case, the super admin can assign 4 classes: Admin, VIP, limited and mute (assuming that you created those class in step 2)
Keep in mind that the name of seclevels are the name you put into name = seclevname and NOT the file name (that should be something like example.cfg)
Post your other files here if you still have problems.

Doc22:

PS: It's
assign = admin; vip; limited; mute;
And NOT
assign = admin, vip, limited, mute,

 

Your files seems ok to me.
I don't know what its causing the problem, you can hit shad on irc (he is very helpful with that), or I can drop MOLE server seclevels here (they are working, so you would only have to configure them to your needs).

 

I cleaned the files and simplified some stuff, so there may still be some things out of place.

Hope it works =)

 

Let me know if this works out, if not then try and find me on IRC and we'll see if we can figure it out.

 

You added the admin class to the assign of MOLE seclevel?
Also: This may be case sensitive, so on seclevs.cfg try to put Security/admin.cfg; instead of Security/Admin.cfg;

 

If that doesn't worked, I guess is time for you to hit shad on irc. He gave me a hand when I had problems with MOLE server seclevels.

 

The assign list needs to include the levels they can be assigned *from* as well as *to*. So you'll need to add premium, normal, etc. too.

This is so that you can ensure that admins can't lower a super admin's level, etc.

 

Yes you can do that.
If you are more specific about what you want I can give you an example.
(more specific: Exactly what seclevs you want, and what seclevs you want which seclevs to be able to assign. Don't think in terms of demoting/promoting, think in terms of 'moving from seclev X to seclev Y)

 

First off, you need to give access to the assignseclevid command (or ALL) to seclevs that need to be able to assign seclevs.
The only ones that need to be able to assign are: owner, superadmin and admin.

In owner, you will put the following into your assign list: SuperAdmin, Admin, VIP, Premium, Normal, Muted
In SuperAdmin, you will put the following into your assign list: Admin, VIP, Premium, Normal, Muted
In admin, you will put the following into your assign list: VIP, Premium, Normal, Muted