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``` ```
# docker exec -ti <container name> /bin/bash # docker exec -ti <container name> /bin/bash
root@c81a376bf546:~/app# su - mastodon root@c81a376bf546:~/app# su -l --preserve-environment mastodon
mastodon@c81a376bf546:~$ cd app mastodon@c81a376bf546:~$ cd app
mastodon@c81a376bf546:~/app$ RAILS_ENV=production envdir /state/envdir bin/tootctl accounts create <newusername> --email <your email> --confirmed --role admin mastodon@c81a376bf546:~/app$ RAILS_ENV=production envdir /state/envdir \
bin/tootctl accounts create <newusername> \
--email <your email> \
--confirmed \
--role admin
``` ```
If `WEB_DOMAIN` != `LOCAL_DOMAIN` make sure you have both set in your If `WEB_DOMAIN` != `LOCAL_DOMAIN`, make sure you have both set in your
shell's environment (or in the envdir) before running tootctl to add your shell's environment (or in the envdir) before running tootctl to add your
user. user. If you are running within a PaaS like Caprover or Heroku and you set
them in the GUI, they should be defined on the container itself and already
in your shell (and stay there with `--preserve-environment`). You can check
by running `env` before running `bin/tootctl`.