canceling account

[Lillian Cauldwell]

My previous webmaster set up my company's d'jango account.

He no longer works for me.

How do I cancel my account?

 

Thanks,

Lillian
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[Sergiy Khohlov]

Hello,
What do you mean ?
Each django application has ability to add django superuser account.
Also hoster company provide a account for setting django application
at the host.
Please clarify what do you want to do

Thanks,
Serge

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[Joey Espinosa]

Lilian,

To be clear here, Django is a web framework for creating web applications. Then there are web hosting services out there that will let you run your Django applications on their servers. Within your own Django application, you may have administrative accounts setup.

What account (and where) is it that you need removed, exactly?

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[Python_Junkie]

It does not appear that anyone truly answered your question.

The accounts are maintained in a database.

Figure out which table and which columns the account that you want to remove are maintained.  You can accomplish this by viewing a development server that you may have in house and spinning up a new instance and create an admin account.

Then just delete the account from the database to remove the person that you want to remove.

Or you could just change the name  so that you have control of the account your self.

Good luck