[quote:9504b01461][i:9504b01461]Originally posted by dgbaker[/i:9504b01461]
Check in etc/passwd for an account called admin. If no account and directory is not in use. I'd say rename it and see then delete if nothing happens.
For mysql goto /var/lib/mysql this will show you all of the DB's setup on the server for each account.
/usr/bin/mysql -u root -p(Password you set in WHM for SQL)
then you can use the &use& commmand to switch to the users databases.[/quote:9504b01461]
I think your under estimating my knowledge of Linux. Yes i know about mysql and the password files etc. My question really was about the purpose of the admin account. What purpose does it serve? There should be a way to list everyones databases as admin thru phpmyadmin at least every other CP allows you to do this. Cobalt, Ensim, H-Sphere all of them displays every database being used on the server to the admin or superuser. I have been able to log into the admin account on port 2087 using admin and my root pw but thats not right because as soon as i go to phpmyadmin im told that i am not using the proper password for the account. The account must be on the server for a reason but what reason is that? Again, there is not record for the admin account in WHM, there is no evidence of it in httpd.conf, you can log into it but i looks cripped, and it doesnt seem to server much purpose. There were a bunch of db's setup when i started with Cpanel yet iv never acutally seen them thru phpmyadmin. Eg Horde, test, mail etc. I just dont want to keep additional and unnecessary accounts around on the system if i dont need them.