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Come on now, if you are going to use db commands, and you do not really understand what you are doing, is that a good idea ?
At the very least, learn how to use db commands and the syntax, rather than just reading commands by rote from a wiki page.
To display the syntax, at a command prompt type
db
Then apply the information, ie which part is a key, which part is a property, which part is a value etc, to the command you are intending to use, so you at least learn what is what.
Then you stand a good chance of knowing how to undo a command, which is very easy to do.
The command syntax needed is:
/sbin/e-smith/db dbfile delprop key prop1 [prop2] [prop3] ...
Applying that to your situation just do:
db accounts delprop IBAYNAME AllowOverride
signal-event ibay-modify IBAYNAME
I assume you have replaced IBAYNAME with the actual ibay name.
Before doing the above, confirm the current settings:
db accounts show IBAYNAME
(should display a property for AllowOverride)
Then run the above delprop commands
Then check again to see if the database has changed as required.
db accounts show IBAYNAME
(should no longer display a property for AllowOverride)
When the property is deleted, the system defaults (as per code in templates) will apply, so usually no further default specific setting is required.
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