After a fresh install of 6.2, create the second user (you have already the user/1), and this user will be the user/3. So user/2 is just missing (page not found).

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Crell commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

This is a known issue caused by a quirk of MySQL when dealing with auto-increment fields. Aside from the gap in the sequence it is not actually a problem.

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Status: Closed (won't fix) » Active

But shouldn't this known issue be documented in the install process so that these issues aren't continued? I'll work a patch once I get back to development in June.

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Crell commented
Component: user system » documentation

Then it's a documentation issue. I'd suggest a mention in INSTALL.txt or something.

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minoroffense commented
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Has anyone tested if this is an issue on PostgreSQL. If we're going to document this properly, we should mention which database systems are affected. If it's only with MySQL then we'd document it as such.

I'll see if I can test postgreSQL but I've never used it before.

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khanz commented
Version: 6.2 » 6.15

noticed this today only, any update on this?

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Crell commented

Does Postgres even work in Drupal 6? :-) I've never tested it.

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Postgres is supposed to work in Drupal 6.

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Title: user/2 is skipped » Document that user/2 is skipped
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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

I don't see where we can/should document this...