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I have three accounts in my Drupal 6 site:

  • admin (which is admin)
  • moderator
  • moderator2 (which is authenticated role defined)

Now I want to give permission to the moderator2 to approve comments just like I did from admin account by only going to /admin/content/comment. How can I do that?

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  • Does going to /admin/user/permissions and ticking the box that says administer comments for the moderator2 user do what you want it to do? Commented Mar 20, 2012 at 15:20

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I take that "moderator2" is a username name used for a user account. In that case, if you want to give to moderator2 the permission to administer comments, then you have to associate the user account with a role you only give to those users you want to be able to administer comments, then you visit the page on admin/user/permissions, and select "administer comments" for that role.

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In this case, I called the role "comments moderator" but I could have chosen another name.

If "moderator2" is a role name, then on the page at admin/user/permissions you see something similar to what shown in the following screenshot.

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The permission is the same as before.

P.S. The only permission for which you are interested is "administer comments." The other permissions don't influence that one, and users with a specific role would be able to approve comments, even without to have (for example) the permission to access comments.
The only permission associated with the page at admin/content/comment is "administer comments."

 $items['admin/content/comment'] = array( 'title' => 'Comments', 'description' => 'List and edit site comments and the comment moderation queue.', 'page callback' => 'comment_admin', 'access arguments' => array('administer comments'), 'file' => 'comment.admin.inc', ); 
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