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Howdy,
Hmm, did you (or do you) have a user named "sunfar"? Was that user deleted? Or is that user still active?
-Eric
Hey Andy, Yes. There was an user called sundar. It was deleted by me. Please advise. Thanks
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Hmm, what kind of user was "sundar" -- a Virtual Server owner? Perhaps an extra admin?
And then, how did you delete the user? Did you delete the entire Virtual Server? Or did you manually delete the user?
Thanks!
-Eric
I first created a webmin user called sundar. Then I created an extra admin called sundar.
After that I deleted the webmin user. I did not delete the virtual server.
Thank you so much
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Okay, thanks for the info!
One more quick question -- the backup you're performing... is that a Virtualmin backup, using Virtualmin's Backup and Restore?
Or is that a Webmin backup, such as Webmin -> Webmin -> Backup configuration files?
Thanks!
-Eric
Hello Eric, I am doing a virtualmin backup and restore that runs every night. Thanks again
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Okay, I think I understand what you're saying.
It's possible that Webmin and Virtualmin got confused when there was a user with that same name in each of them.
Here's what I would do to fix that --
Can you delete the extra admin that you currently have named sundar, and then re-create it?
That should re-create the sundar.acl file that it says is missing.
-Eric