If you have not yet destroyed your previous TUXCONFIG
file, it may be unloaded again using tmunloadcf
to get a valid ASCII image of the configuration file. You may then edit that image, but be certain not to change the *MIBPERMS
section if one exists. If the previous TUXCONFIG
file has been destroyed, then you can delete the *MIBPERMS
section in its entirety and rerun tmloadcf
to regenerate the TUXCONFIG
file; however, all application customized permissions for /AdminAPI access will be lost using this method. Alternatively, you can reorder the entries in the *MIBPERMS
section using the field name as the primary sort key and the field identifier as the secondary key before rerunning tmloadcf
.