Originally posted by **Hideaki-Sumiyoshi** October 5, 2023
Hi,
I newly installed [OpenDCIM 23.03](https://opendcim.org/packages/openDCIM-23.03.tar.gz) on Oracle Linux 9.2(clean install).
According to Wiki pages for RHEL 9, I installed and started OpenDCIM.
After first login as "dcim", there's only [Reports] button on the GUI sidebar, and I couldn't do anything else.
It seems to have no admin permissions.
I saw MariaDB "fac_People" table, but can't see any user in it.
I found when initial installation process creates database tables, it adds "Country" column to the "fac_People" table.
After that, installation process attempts to add admin user (dcim) to the "fac_People" table with "CountryCode" column, then fails.
Would you please fix this?
I did following workaround to avoid this:
```
MariaDB [none]> USE dcim;
MariaDB [dcim]> ALTER TABLE fac_People RENAME COLUMN Country TO CountryCode;
```
And re-created admin user manually:
```
MariaDB [dcim]>
INSERT INTO fac_People
SET userid='dcim',
lastname='',
firstname='',
phone1='',
phone2='',
countrycode='',
email='',
apikey='',
adminowndevices='1',
readaccess='1',
writeaccess='1',
deleteaccess='1',
contactadmin='1',
rackrequest='1',
rackadmin='1',
bulkoperations='1',
siteadmin='1',
disabled='0',
lastactivity='0000-00-00',
expirationdate='0000-00-00' ;
```
Discussed in https://github.com/opendcim/openDCIM/discussions/1451