account deletion problem

[polargom]

I'm testing WHM in my server based on FreeBSD 5.5.

I deleted all accounts on the administrator tools. I checked all things;user, group, httpd.conf, Name server db files, Control Panel files, Quota files. Everything is cleared.

But I can still see last one account which I set up first time with domain name on the list of Account Fuctions like 'Modify an account', 'Password Modification', 'Quota Modification', 'Rearrange Accounts', 'Terminate an Account', 'Upgrade/Downgrade an Account' and all command of Multi-Account Functions. DNS files on the server is clean but i can see ghost(?) domain name that never works.

Is there any other user account database? I cannot find another check point.

Plz let me know erase that.

[elleryjh]

Where is the domain showing? Have you checked /var/cpanel/users?

[doubleg]

I noticed this problem yesterday.


I dont know whats broken, but take a look at /etc/trueuserdomains or /etc/trueuserowners

if the account is deleted mostly but still showing in (terminate an account in whm but not list accounts) deleting the proper line in these files will render a clean WHM listing for the account in question.

[polargom]

I checked /var/cpanl/users . it is clean.

the domain of last deleted account is alive. I check /etc/trueuserdomains and there are domain information. i cleand /etc/trueuserdomains. but something different.

A line is stll alive. it means there is another counter or user account database.

click attached image file.

[elleryjh]

He has a blank line in the Multiple account functions.

I'm thinking it might just be a bug in WHM that shows when there are no accounts...

Certaintly it's nothing to worry about.

[doubleg]

I'm sorry.. I dont understand what your trying to say.

Please make it very clear....

[polargom]

check my screen capture file. if user database is claen, there is no more line.
but i can see an account information with null data-domain, owner, user id.
so i think there is another user information except /etc/trueuserdomains.