Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An administrative assistant.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A person who has specific controls to a forum/website/etc. that allows them to control the
forum /website/etc. - noun A person who controls specific network.
- verb To serve as an
administrator for or of.
Etymologies
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Examples
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean? www. myforum/manage_bots. php but I get an HTTP 500 Error and the page is not displayed.
phpBB.com Pony99CA 2010
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean?
phpBB.com Pony99CA 2010
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean?
phpBB.com Pony99CA 2010
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There is nothing to change. syd: ~ admin$ yet in network tab of server admin shows DNS Name as mail. whp.com.au
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean? www. myforum/manage_bots. php but I get an HTTP 500 Error and the page is not displayed.
phpBB.com harters 2010
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean? www. myforum/manage_bots. php but I get an HTTP 500 Error and the page is not displayed.
phpBB.com harters 2010
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean? www. myforum/manage_bots. php but I get an HTTP 500 Error and the page is not displayed.
phpBB.com Pony99CA 2010
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"Set the $admin variable near the top to your board's admin user name" - What exactly does this bit mean?
phpBB.com harters 2010
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In non-domain environments, the default system shares (admin$, c$) are not accessible remotely by admin users, even if File and Print Sharing is enabled and the Windows Firewall allows inbound connections.
TechNet Blogs 2008
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(but it can be disabled from the admin panel) •admin Panel:
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