Hi, i just created a reseller successfully (i am able to login using that credentials). There are two issues now. 1) it is not appearing in the list to edit (just in case). 2) if i login using the reseller credentials using the panel, i am not able to add any client. use case ---- I want the reseller to independently create his own client, add a website and then attach a ssh-user to it. about me --- i am a python developer and have found out ISPConfig works great for my stock market related automated trading scripts. i have a few clients, looking to scale up this with a reseller, who wants to replicate one of my work for many of his clients. another question: should i be using circles instead of resellers?
This is not the client list; it's the list of login users. A reseller can never be an admin, and you have an admin with that name in the login user list. So you probably did not add a reseller. Adding a reseller is done in the client module by going to the list of resellers, and there you add a reseller. Never add a reseller as login user admin, unless you want to allow this user to take over your system and potentially lock you out of your own server.
yes, it is not client list. the user superai is not there in the client list. i just sent user list to prove that i did not add it in the client list by mistake. i fully understood the risk of adding a reseller as login user admin. 1) how to delete this user superai ? 2) how to achieve my use case (as mentioned in my first post)
Delete it. Create a reseller. See Reseller list in client module. And you might want to take a look at the ISPConfig manual, resellers are described there as well.
i am not able to delete it. there is no debian user created in the name of superai. so unable to delete it there. may be it is in the ispconfig db level only. this is how the user looks, now. i never created it in the client list, not able to delete it there also. created a new reseller successfully. it is not allowing the name superai to be used as well. important --- the source of the original problem could be i used the same email id for a client (created long back) and the reseller. this seemed to be logical progression, as client had became a reseller. seems ISPConfig did not like that idea.
ISPConfig Login users are not related to debian users in any way, so there should be no Debian user for it. You will have to delete the admin user manually in sys_user table. No, that's not related. You made the reseller a client by assigning him a max. client limit of 0 as a Reseller which ma not have clients is just a client and not a reseller anymore.
Thank you so much. It is all working great. I may soon write a API client for reseller to manage the features highlighted in the first post of this thread.
