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→Forced ibay or account delete on the root console
== Forced ibay or account delete on the root console ==
Somtimes the Adminpanel shows errors that you can't delete or recreate accounts or ibays then you can try to delete the ibay manually.
Force Delete a ibay
<pre>
db accounts settype phpsysinfo ibay-deleted
</pre>
Then run the event to delete the ibay:
<pre>
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event ibay-delete phpsysinfo
</pre>
Check for error messages:
<pre>
tail -100 /var/log/messages | more
</pre>
(The last 100 lines might be overkill...)
You should resolve any errors that came up before continuing.
Delete the account:
<pre>
db accounts delete phpsysinfo
</pre>
To be sure to have a clean System do:
<pre>
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event post-upgrade
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event reboot
</pre>
This will recreate all Config Files new and reboot the Server into clean state.
Tip: You can write it into a reboot-night.sh script and let the Server cleanup
by Cron Jobs at every night against Hacker Mods.
Somtimes the Adminpanel shows errors that you can't delete or recreate accounts or ibays then you can try to delete the ibay manually.
Force Delete a ibay
<pre>
db accounts settype phpsysinfo ibay-deleted
</pre>
Then run the event to delete the ibay:
<pre>
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event ibay-delete phpsysinfo
</pre>
Check for error messages:
<pre>
tail -100 /var/log/messages | more
</pre>
(The last 100 lines might be overkill...)
You should resolve any errors that came up before continuing.
Delete the account:
<pre>
db accounts delete phpsysinfo
</pre>
To be sure to have a clean System do:
<pre>
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event post-upgrade
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event reboot
</pre>
This will recreate all Config Files new and reboot the Server into clean state.
Tip: You can write it into a reboot-night.sh script and let the Server cleanup
by Cron Jobs at every night against Hacker Mods.