Admin accounts

  • Manage accounts

  • Go to Admin-accounts to view all the accounts that have acces to the administration page.
    Behind the username is Administrator or Site-administrator written, this is named the account level
    Behind the account level you can click on modify to modify the settings of the account
    Behind modify you can click on delete to delete the account.

  • Add account

  • Go to Admin-accounts and click on the link to create an account (or click here).
    First fill in the username and password in the correct field (when the account has been made the user can modify his password himself).
    In the next field you can choose between 2 account levels (administrator and site-administrator), the difference between those can be found farther on this page.
    In the next field you can fill in a special domain where you user has acces to, leave the field empty or a * means the user can acces to all domains.
    Optionally you can click on Extended options(+) and a lot of checkboxes will apear, by (un)select them you can give the user read/write acces, read acces or no acces to a subject.

  • Modify account

  • Go to Admin-accounts and click on modify below the account you want to modify.
    You will now be able to change the acces level, domain and acces pages, click on the button Change to save the settings

  • Account-types

  • Administrator
    This account type has full acces on the administration site, this means you cannot set a special domain or use extendend options for this account

    Site-administrator
    This account can NOT do:
  • Restart and shutdown the server
  • Delete, view and config a add-in
  • View and stop connections
  • View, add, edit or remove a admin account
  • View or change the skin
  • Optionally you can disable read write, enable read but disable write or enable both at the follow things:
  • General settings (the user will only be able to read\write settings that are effective to the current domain if a special domain has been set)
  • Server ports
  • Password protected directories
  • MIME types
  • Hotlink protection
  • Domain locations (called subdomain if a special domain has been set for the account)
  • Redirections
  • Server applications (only avaidable when no domain has been set)


  • It is highly recommended to add at least one account that not everybody can change the settings of the server