Lost Administrator Rights

Management and Administration
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stang1st wrote on Monday, August 22, 2005:

I wanted the Administrator off the calendar so I went in an took the authorization rights off the Administrator. This did work for me on getting the “Administrator” off the calendar but it also worked so well now I don’t even have administrator rights at all. :-(    HELP!

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nahoj1976 wrote on Monday, August 22, 2005:

Try open phpMyAdmin and open the user table in database openemr and marc "authorized" - or put in the number 1 there to make it true.

That might help you get the controle back

If not you can try changing other settings through phpMyAdmin since all the rights are stored there

/Johan

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okhra wrote on Monday, August 22, 2005:

I also want to get rid of the administrator from the appointment calendar.Only the providers should be on the calendar. Looks like , as it exists today, that cannot be achieved with 2 levels of access - ‘authorized’ and ~authorised.

<braman at world dot std dot com>

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sunsetsystems wrote on Monday, August 22, 2005:

You can get what you want by using OpenEMR from CVS and setting up phpGACL, or otherwise customizing acl.inc.

Otherwise there are no special rights for administrators.  You’re either “authorized” (a provider) or not.

– Rod (http://www.sunsetsystems.com/)

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nahoj1976 wrote on Tuesday, August 23, 2005:

Now I think I understand what you’re looking for.

You have followed the installation-help and et up the system with the default "Adinistrator" as first user. That is not too clever since no doctor is called Administrator and as Rod says the authorized persons allways appear on the calendar. I suggest you give a doctor the athority to administer the system instead and take it away from the the "Administrator".

In the future may bee a good idea to instead use {‘federal number of prescribers’ not NULL} as flag for those that should appear on the calendar?

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stang1st wrote on Tuesday, August 23, 2005:

Thanks to all who responded. I have to tell you I a new to this and in the learning phase. So any help that you gave/give me is great and I really appreciate it.

Thanks,

Sherri