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When deleting users in system_login.py that are no longer available via CLI we do a check if the user which is beeing deleted is the current user executing the command - this is not allowed. This is done by evaluating SUDO_USER environment variable. When vyos-configd is in use, the value is always forced to `vyos` https://github.com/vyos/vyos-1x/blob/442bf37dbccbcb9f47333543742fa7aa665bb417/src/services/vyos-configd#L269

When deleting users in system_login.py that are no longer available via CLI we do a check if the user which is being deleted is the current user (https://github.com/vyos/vyos-1x/blob/442bf37dbccbcb9f47333543742fa7aa665bb417/src/conf_mode/system_login.py#L125-L131) calling `commit` - this is not allowed. This is done by evaluating `SUDO_USER` environment variable. When `vyos-configd` is in use, the value is always forced to `vyos` https://github.com/vyos/vyos-1x/blob/442bf37dbccbcb9f47333543742fa7aa665bb417/src/services/vyos-configd#L269

When deleting users in system_login.py that are no longer available via CLI we do a check if the user which is beeing deleted is the current user executing the command(https://github.com/vyos/vyos-1x/blob/442bf37dbccbcb9f47333543742fa7aa665bb417/src/conf_mode/system_login.py#L125-L131) calling `commit` - this is not allowed. This is done by evaluating `SUDO_USER` environment variable. When `vyos-configd` is in use, the value is always forced to `vyos` https://github.com/vyos/vyos-1x/blob/442bf37dbccbcb9f47333543742fa7aa665bb417/src/services/vyos-configd#L269