Hi!

Once you restrict your own userlevle, you can not raise it back again with s9y. You need to use a tool like phpMyAdmin , edit the serendipity_auhors colum and raise the userlevel colum to "255" for your user.

Regards,
Garvin

Made me nervous playing with that, but I am happy to report, it ...

It looks to me, as if you have (at least) two users. One original admin and one user having your name. I guess you log in using your name, what loads a user not having admin rights.

You should log in as the original admin, you created while installing s9y. This account can do anything now ...

When I go to the Manage Users screen, I am the only user listed. This is not good because, there are other users. Is there any way to get the Access Level to Administrator?

Well, I am embarrassed. I was all over my admin site looking for the answer. When I went to make the screen shot, I saw
Rights: Publishing entries?
was set to no. I changed it to yes, and I'm good to go. It still won't let me set my level to Administrator, but I guess it doesn't matter?

When I log in Serendipity Administration Suite, it
says I'm Standard editor, and publish does not appear for entries.
When I check the manage users, it says I'm the Administrator.
In the Personal Settings it is set to publish entries.
Manage Groups I'm the Administrator but Access level is Standard ...