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In the permissions settings of masquerade, there's a setting "Masquerade as admin" with description "Masquerade as the site admin (UID 1).". The description is misleading, because the meaning is according to my test rather "Masquerade as administrator user (as defined in the Masquerade module configuration).".
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#3 | masquerade-description-1977024-3.patch | 551 bytes | hgoto |
#1 | masquerade-description-1977024-1.patch | 548 bytes | mgifford |
Comments
Comment #0.0
tanius CreditAttribution: tanius commentedTypo correction.
Comment #1
mgiffordIt's definitely more wordy, but... More accurate.
Comment #3
hgoto CreditAttribution: hgoto as a volunteer commentedIt's so late but I'd like to proceed on this issue... The permission "Masquerade as admin" surely means one with that users can masquerade as admin roles which are defined in Masquerade module settings page. And UID 1 is also included in that "admin" group.
The patch cannot be applied to the latest dev and I created a new one. I revised the text a little considering the above point.
(The test failure is not related with this change because the changed line contains just a permission description.)
Comment #4
hgoto CreditAttribution: hgoto as a volunteer commentedOh, I'm sorry. The status should be NR.