Hi

It's a known issue. The CFM updates files on startup, taking them from /opt/kusu/cfm. Running "cfmsync -f" causes the files in /etc/cfm to be compressed, encrypted and mime encoded and copied to /opt/kusu/cfm.

If you have not run "cfmsync -f" then the files in /opt/kusu/cfm are at an older revision, so when you reboot it ends up copying back the old version.

Two ways of dealing with it are:
1. Run "cfmsync -f" after adding/modifing a user.
2. Create a RC script to call "cfmsync -f" on shutdown

Mark

Thanks for the information Mark, this solves the issue for me.