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# Accidental deploy to console server

When you accidentally deploy to the console server and find yourself locked out of the console.

Here are some administration steps to revert an accidental deploy to console server and locking yourself out...

1. stop CAP: `service tomorrowstart stop`
2. delete contents of `/HOME/Console/console`
3. start CAP: `service tomorrowstart start`

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: you wll lose any previously deployed repositories running in the console server using this method unless you preserve the `/HOME/Console/console/backups` directory to enable restores.
{% endhint %}


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