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\n
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`Illegal input: Field ‘admin’ is required for type with serial nam…` and the rest is cut off.\n
\n
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\n
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- My database is backed up. Would deleting the /srv/lemmy/sitedirectory and starting from scratch restore things?\n
\n
`___`
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