When you import a new security key trough a XPO, this new key will be disabled even for the admin group. Since you can’t adjust the security setting for the admin group you can’t use the keys functionality.
There is a verry simple solution for this problem. Open the method \Forms\SysUserGroupSecurity\Methods\isAdmin and force this method to return false.
#admin
boolean isAdmin()
{
/* if (userGroupInfo.Id == #AdminUserGroup &&
(domainInfo.Id == #AdminDomain || !useDomains))
{
return true;
}*/
return false;
}
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