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Eugene Pefti wrote:
> After changing system’s root password I can’t
connect to maia’s
> webinterface using an email that was used previously as
administrative
> login.
>
> I figure these two events are not correlated at all but
how could I
> troubleshoot it and get access to webinterface.
>
> I checked two maia tables: maia_users and users and
didn’t find that
> email. Is there a special table where this user ID is
stored?
The email addresses themselves are stored in the 'users'
table. The
'maia_users' table stores user account information, and what
you'll find
is that the users table has a column called maia_user_id,
which points
to the account in the maia_users table that owns that
address.
In the maia_users table, you'll see the user_level column
determines the
user's privilege level: 'U' for ordinary users, 'A' for
domain admins,
and 'S' for the superadmin. If you need to manually change
the
superadmin, you can do so by changing the current
superadmin's
user_level to 'U' and change the new superadmin's user_level
to 'S'.
Just make sure that when you're done, only one user in the
maia_users
table has user_level 'S' (there can be only one superadmin).
- --
Robert LeBlanc <rjl renaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>
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