The Three-Day Average Sod Temperature at 2 inches map displays the 72-hour-averaged soil temperature (degrees F) at 2 inches (5 cm) under the existing vegetative cover at each Mesonet site for the previous three days.This map is updated each day between 7 and 8 AM.he One-Day Average Sod Temperature at 24 inches map displays the 24-hour-averaged soil temperature (degrees F) at 24 inches (60 cm) under the existing vegetative cover at each Mesonet site for the previous day.
Removing User Accounts. On occasion, you may wish to remove a user's access from your server altogether. If you are a Red Hat user, the easiest way to remove an unneeded user account is with the ``. '' command, which must be typed as ``root''.he above command will remove the entry matching the username `` baduser from the ``. '', file, and, if you're using the Shadow password format (which you should be; see Section 6.6 for details), the ``. ''. Note: Note: The ``/etc/group'' is not modified, to avoid removing a group that other user(s) may also belong to.
To restore a suspended user: Sign in to the Google Admin console. Click Users. Under Filters at the side of the user list, choose the Suspended users filter. If you don't see Filters, click . Click the suspended userâs name to go to their account page. On the user's account page, click and choose Restore user. To see the Restore user option, you must be signed in with an account that has the Suspend Users privilege enabled, such as a Super Admin or User Management Admin. Note: You can also restore users in bulk using the Admin SDK. More recovery options. You canât restore an account that was suspended for abuse or for breaching the Google Terms of Service. To see why a user was suspended, click the on their account page for an error message.