I was able to create Server Owners who only had limited access but now I am not able to.
When I create a domain, the domain admin has full rights, NOT GOOD!
When I try to edit the "admin" I get:
This webmin user should not be edited as it is managed by the Virtualmin Virtual Servers module. Yet I cannot find a way to edit the "Administrator username" listed in edit virtual user.
What is the correct way to create and/or edit a Virtual server administrator???
A "administrator username" was created during a "create virtual server".
By full rights I mean when I log in as the "administrator username" it shows "Login: adminuser (Master admin)"
and the main screen has buttons to "Stop Acache" "Stop mail server" "Stop MySQL".
So is there a way to edit an webmin user so that they are not a "Master admin"? Is there just a flag that marks a webmin user as a master admin vs. a "server Owner"? Where is this stored?
could it may be because I reset some of the defaults in the Virturalmin Virtual Servers module Config? Is there a way to reset it to the defaults?
Would completly removing Webmin & Virturalmin and reinstalling fix this?
I clearly cannot give domain owners the ability to shutdown apache, sendmail, etc
Would completly removing Webmin & Virturalmin and reinstalling fix this?
Goodness, don’t do that! That’s the worst possible solution to what is probably a very simple problem…and will break every user in Virtualmin, because uninstalling Virtualmin removes all Virtualmin meta-data.
I’ll see if I can replicate your problem and come up with some steps to correct it easily and get back to this thread shortly. But I wanted to make sure you don’t think uninstalling is a sane solution!
Is there any more info I could provide to help you replicate. Backups, etc.
This is a brand new install of virtualmin GPL and I have only created a couple of domains with it. I dont think a reinstall would all that bad since most of the domains were just "Imported" I could just import them again. I have been editing my system config files manually for a long time for just the handful of domains I host anyway.