If you have phpMyAdmin installed, just log in to it, go to the controlpanel -> users database and find your account. Next, find the suspended_at column and set the null value
#suspend
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Well, or just create a new account with administrator rights using php artisan make:user
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Well, or just create a new account with administrator rights using php artisan m...
To create a new admin user run php artisan make:user in the CtrlPanel directory (Default: /var/www/controlpanel)
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To create a new admin user run `php artisan make:user` in the `CtrlPanel` direct...
not working
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cd /var/www/controlpanel/
php artisan make:user
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Do not use your email, enter any email just to remove the suspension from your main account
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ohhhhhhh
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Do not use your email, enter any email just to remove the suspension from your m...
Recorded the same
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Create the same second user in the pterodactyl panel (the pterodactyl id must also be unique)
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Still not working
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Create the same second user in the pterodactyl panel (the pterodactyl id must al...
It registers the same
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an error with the email value?
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an error with the email value?
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In 7-8 minutes I will be able to give you a command to delete the suspended_at entry in your database.
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ok
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In 7-8 minutes I will be able to give you a command to delete the suspended_at e...
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stop
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OH
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not exactly that
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ok\
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mysql -u root -p controlpanel
UPDATE `users` SET `suspended` = '0' WHERE `users`.`id` = 1;```now?
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Enter this in your terminal, should help
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To exit the MySQL terminal, type exit;