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Edit your MySQL database.

In the CONFIGURATION table there is a column with config_key "initialized" and likely the config_value set to "true".

Set the config_value to "false"(or when it's missing: INSERT INTO CONFIGURATION VALUES('initialized', 'false'); ) and restart eHour. On startup the password of user "admin" will be reset to it's default value "admin". When you deleted the user "admin" you're a bit in the dark.