Does The "user_access" Table Actually Work/Do Anything?

All;

I was wondering if anyone has gotten the user_access table to actually work?

My user_access table looks like the following:

mysql> select * from user_access;
+----------+--------------+--------+
| username | actionname   | access |
+----------+--------------+--------+
| user1     | add_user     | FALSE
| user1     | edit_user    | FALSE
| user1     | reload_cache | TRUE
| user1     | edit_acl     | FALSE
| user2     | add_user     | FALSE
| user2     | edit_user    | FALSE
| user2     | reload_cache | TRUE
| user2     | edit_acl     | FALSE
+----------+--------------+--------+

The admin user, which is not stored in this table, has full rights, as it 
should.  All other users, listed within this table, are shown to have the 
rights as either FALSE or TRUE, but in fact can de anything they wish, 
regardless of what the value is under 'access' on this table.

Thanks all,  I know that their are far more important issues at hand with 
regards to this project, but I need to establish this in a working 
environment asap.

.vp



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