admin - reseller 0 domains?

[Racha]

Just got an new DirectAdmin install ready to use, like i did 3 times before.
But for some reason, my admin user has 0 domains available.

As Admin-Reseller i am trying to add a user, which gives the following error:

Creating that many Domains would put you over your limit of 0
You cannot create more Users than you are allowed domains.
You currently have 0 Users and a maximum of 0 domains.
Unable to allocate unlimited Domains. This account is not allowed to create that amount.

Any idea how to fix this error?

 

[scsi]

0 does not mean unlimited. Check your package you created and check the checkbox for unlimited.

 

[Racha]

domains

0 does not mean unlimited. Check your package you created and check the checkbox for unlimited.

Thanks for your reply, but here is the problem. I am logged in as Admin and trying to create an reseller account, but it gives me the above error.

Also, as admin, when i go to reseller level and try to add a user, it also gives me the error.
So i don't use a reseller package

Any idea what else it could be?

 

[Racha]

Screenshots

Thanks for your reply, but here is the problem. I am logged in as Admin and trying to create an reseller account, but it gives me the above error.

Also, as admin, when i go to reseller level and try to add a user, it also gives me the error.
So i don't use a reseller package

Any idea what else it could be?

Please also view attached screenshots

 

[scsi]

Yeah one of your configs is messed up. Unfortunately I dont have a server to look through the files. You can look through the files in /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/admin

Some file in there must be restricting it to 0.

 

[Racha]

Solved

Yeah one of your configs is messed up. Unfortunately I dont have a server to look through the files. You can look through the files in /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/admin

Some file in there must be restricting it to 0.

Thanks SCSI, that was it!
Had to edit the reseller.conf file, the parameter vdomains was set to 0.
just changed that to ulimited, which fixed the problem.

Still weird that my DA build (a clean install) had this bug.

Thanks heaps though!