Restore System Record in WKM

Accidentally, i've deleted system record _unknown user (ID 99) from WKM on Server...
Are there any way to recover it/put back?
Will it recover automatically with software update?

That's done. Even without using TM backup or system reinstall.
LDAP records are stored in /var/db/dslocal/nodes/default/users or /groups for groups.
For example a user record named "admin" and its contents can be found at /var/db/dslocal/nodes/default/users/admin.plist
Besides, there is a bacup file for directory which is created automatically by system i think: dslocal-bacup.xar with all system record users, just drag and drop user plists from there, restart and thats all. Previously deleted system record is again at its place in Workgroupmanager and in system as well.
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HiDef Jules wrote:
Hi there,
Today I installed a little program to convert flac audio files to mp3. When I ran the program the computer froze, so I rebooted but then I could move the cursor but not click on any menus or icons on the desktop, they just wouldnt respond - so basically I couldnt use the computer. After re-booting a few times with the same result I decided to reinstall the system using time machine from an external hard drive. I reinstalled OSX, then reinstalled Snow Leopard, then reinstalled the system from a previous save from Time Machine.
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