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Can't create previously deleted user

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Tim Krah

Wednesday 27 October 2004 1:23:46 am

Hi comunity!

My problem is the following:
Say I have an user named 'Tux' with login 'tux'. Now I delete this user, furthermore remove the user from trash.
I would think all references to this user are now eliminated.
But anyhow I can't create a new user with login 'tux', Exponential is claiming 'User account: Login name already exists, please choose another one.'

How can it be? I deleted the user and removed the object from trash!?

Am I doing something wrong?

Eduard Sivilla

Thursday 11 November 2004 7:14:39 am

I have the same problem, anybody knows the solution?
thx in advance.

Ole Morten Halvorsen

Thursday 11 November 2004 7:41:40 am

If you are using the latest version of either Exponential 3.3.x or Exponential 3.4.x, please file a bug report with as much information as possible.

Ole M.

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Eduard Sivilla

Thursday 11 November 2004 8:18:04 am

My version is 3.2.3, in 3.3.x or 3.4.x this problem is fixed?
Thanks.

Marco Zinn

Friday 12 November 2004 2:32:07 am

Hi,
we had this issue, too, in earlier version. I think, you should upgrade.
Another option would be direct DB manipulation, but this will probably lead to an inconsistent DB:
In the table ezuser_user (or similar), you'll probably find your "tux" user. When you delete it from this table (or just change the login name from "tux" to "tux_old"), ez should be able to create a new "tux" user.
You'll need some MySQL client for this, of course (command line mysql or phpMyAdmin will do fine).

Marco
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