catchall accounts in ispconfig

[darthpaul]

When we installed ispconfig, I used my account as a catchall for the first week. The I created an email admin account and set it as the catchall. My user account is still getting all catchall emails. I am just using the tick box on the user account page. Am I missing something?

[falko]

You must remove the catchall from the other user first and then enable it for the admin user.

[darthpaul]

I unchecked the catchall from my account using the web interface under the advanced settings tab and then checked the catchall for the admin. That was almost a week ago and I am still the catch all account.

[till]

Is the domain of your server identical with the domain of this website that you created in ISPConfig?

[darthpaul]

Our network domain and the email server accounts domain are the same. I.E. we have @domain.com email addresses and we log into domain.com for our other network services.

The email server is mapped to mailsvr1.domain2.com. Does this help?

[darthpaul]

I should add that our email service uses a co-domain.

@domain.com and
@domain2.com

So all the email accounts get alias@domain.com and alias@domain2.com

[falko]

Please post the output of ls -la /root/ispconfig

Are there warnings in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/ispconfig.log?

[darthpaul]

.ispconfig_lock
.old_path_httpd_root
cronolog
cronosplit
httpd
isp
openssl
php
scripts
standard_cgis
sv
uninstall

[darthpaul]

18.03.2006 - 09:52:48 => WARN - /root/ispconfig/scripts/lib/config.lib.php, Line 929: WARNING: could not setquota -u web6_cawtero 0 0 0 0 -a &> /dev/null

this is the account giving me trouble, and the warning is repeated in the log (presumably for each time I tried to set, edit, or delete the account)

[falko]

.ispconfig_lock
.old_path_httpd_root
cronolog
cronosplit
httpd
isp
openssl
php
scripts
standard_cgis
sv
uninstall
The file /root/ispconfig/,ispconfig_lock is the problem. This file locks ISPConfig; it hasn't been removed removed, probably due to some premature termination of ISPConfig...
Please remove it:
rm -f /root/ispconfig/,ispconfig_lock