Immediate problem - can't log in as new user: how to delete account?

Short version: Incorrectly configured a new account - how can I remove it?

Long version: I’m using the latest Gramps deployed with Docker and Docker Compose (see my question, and its answer, about using it with Caddy).

I created a new user, and tried to login, but I couldn’t: I got an error that the name or password was incorrect.

Since I want to keep using that email, I need to somehow destroy that first account, which I’m guessing I set up wrongly. I may have put in the wrong password at the start - it’d be nice if, when creating a password, you had to enter it twice. It’d also be nice if there were instructions about setting parameters for use with gmail; mine were incorrect, as an email to set a new password never appeared. Maybe I set the wrong SMTP port, or something else…

I entered the server container as root, but the file /etc/passwd doesn’t contain the user I thought I’d created. Or if it’s in a database - where is the database?

So - how do I delete a user which I’d incorrectly created? At the moment I have no access to the application: I’m just at the creating a starting user place, so all I can do really is to enter the container and work in there.

(Or, I suppose, remove the containers and images and recreate them from scratch, which seems a bit of an overkill.)

Many thanks,
Alasdair

You can use the command line, see at the bottom of User system - Gramps Web. (Note: discourse automatically links “command line” to the Gramps wiki, which is the wrong link!)

The command line phrase for our Discourse linkify phrases might be too easy to auto link.

Added a disambiguation link to the Gramps wiki https://gramps-project.org/wiki/index.php/Gramps_5.2_Wiki_Manual_-_Command_Line page.

If you provide an html anchor and page URL on the Gramps Web site, will update it to be more precise.

e.g., <span id="command_line">command line</span>

Many thanks … however, I’ve set up Grampsweb using docker and docker compose on a remote server, and I’m not sure where I should find the command line - do I need to enter the docker container with docker exec, or is there another way?

Anyway, I’ll see what I can do with your reply… I’m new to this. (So new, that I’ve not set up notifications properly, which is why I’m a week late answering).

Actually, I’ve just seen the docker exec line on the documentation, which I hadn’t seen before. So I’ll do that and see where it gets me.

Thank you again,
Alasdair