Bottom line is that I no longer appear to have an administrative
account and I am looking for a way to get myself back in again.
Sequence that got me to this was as follows.
- I set up accounts using the local user account system - end-user
accounts, a master admin account and a Submit-As account
Hi James,
Was the username you used also an account on the Active Directory server?
Does anything appear in the log files? (Assuming logging was turned on
before this happened).
Christian
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Christian,
When we switched over to AD, the end-user accounts did exist on AD but
when they logged in for the first time against AD it appeared that
their account was reset, with existing reviews lost. That was not an
issue at the time.
The Master account (my admin ID) did continue to work
Hi James,
It tried to authenticate against AD, but given that it didn't find it, it
should have fallen back to the built-in list of users in the database. The
fact that it didn't is concerning, but we can look into it once we get your
system back up and running.
That method for creating a super
Fantastic - worked a treat!
Can I help by raising an Issue with the details of the original
problem?
Thanks.
On Mar 5, 11:00 am, Christian Hammond chip...@chipx86.com wrote:
Hi James,
It tried to authenticate against AD, but given that it didn't find it, it
should have fallen back to the
Unfortunately, there's not much we could do without having access to the
server or some of the original information, and the creation of the master
account on the AD server overwrote that information.
The built-in auth should take precedence if the account was originally
created in the built-in
