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# Common questions and problems
The /reports command isn’t working for me; it doesn’t recognize me as an administrator.
Surely, this is because you’re using **QB Core** and don’t have the admin permission system properly configured.
**QB Core** recently updated its permission system in the `server.cfg`. While many scripts still support the old method, our script requires the **new format**.
To solve the issue, go to your `server.cfg` and update the permissions as shown in the following screenshot. By doing this, our script will correctly recognize when a player is an **administrator**:
This screenshot is taken directly from the **QB Core documentation**. For more information, you can visit their guide on permissions here: [QB Core Permissions Guide](https://docs.qbcore.org/qbcore-documentation/guides/setting-permissions).
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