Migration Assistant- Sierra to Sierra, Bad Permissions, and downhill from there....

From memory... Where USERNAME is the person you want to delete.
sudo dscl . delete /Users/USERNAME

Thanks for the response @Look I enter dscl>

do an LS and then cd to Local/Default/Users and do an ls, the list does not show this particular user.

The AD account is good
The Bind is good
The AD User has been created during login, and then deleted using System Preferences>Users & Groups, including removing/deleting the Home directory.
Then, cannot log in as that user
What else is left behind?

I was taught long ago never to use migration assistant in an enterprise environment, especially if AD is present!! I always do an rsync. Even now where I am we don't have AD we have local accounts I still tell my techs to do an rsync.

@rlincoln....
We used Migration Assistant in El Cap and it worked perfectly about 99% of the time x 550+ staff computers.
No issues except when the original computer brought existing issues along.
Water under the bridge anyway.
Now in Sierra, may need to rethink, but all of that is really beside the point of the problem, since now I am attempting a manual migration, but cannot create the profile.

if I ever use MA I will only do it to the same OS. I have also seen instances where the UID changes for whatever reason

and I only bring over desktop, documents and downloads to eliminate any problems that migrate over. I will do personal data to a external HD only. Sorry if this is off the question a bit ;)

Rick