ISP db records not deleted/mail not sent

[gilas]

Hi folks,
I discovered that if you delete a site configured through ISP admin panel the site will not be deleted.
Infact you will find the site again in: /home/www directory. Probabilly this is correct, but looking the tables of ISP db the site is still present.
Moreover I discovered why the system cannot send email to other domain, using sendmail or postfix.
Infact before I created some sites to try ISPConfig (just I started using it) and deleted (debian sarge). But the file:

/etc/postfix/local-host-names

contain again the wrong domain names. Before I used a wrong domain name yet existing.

Then it happens that the system cannot send mails because the domain is defined under my machine and it believes to self-send the mail.

The solution is to edit /etc/postfix/local-host-names and remove the domain names wrong.

But I hope the ISPConfig staff can solve this problem and allow the admin user to *really* delete the sites yet erased...

[fobicodam]

Did you try deleting the recicler bin? when you delete anything under ispconfig, its "marked" as deleted until you clear your ispc recicler bin..

[falko]

Hi folks,
I discovered that if you delete a site configured through ISP admin panel the site will not be deleted.
Infact you will find the site again in: /home/www directory. Probabilly this is correct, but looking the tables of ISP db the site is still present.
fobicodam is right. Check your recycle bins in ISPConfig.


Moreover I discovered why the system cannot send email to other domain, using sendmail or postfix.
Infact before I created some sites to try ISPConfig (just I started using it) and deleted (debian sarge). But the file:

/etc/postfix/local-host-names

contain again the wrong domain names. Before I used a wrong domain name yet existing.

Then it happens that the system cannot send mails because the domain is defined under my machine and it believes to self-send the mail.

The solution is to edit /etc/postfix/local-host-names and remove the domain names wrong.

But I hope the ISPConfig staff can solve this problem and allow the admin user to *really* delete the sites yet erased...If you don't want the system to handle emails for the domain, go to the Options tab of the domain and select "External Mailserver": http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads/manual_en/manual_kunde_en_src.htm#4_2_6
http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads/manual_en/manual_kunde_en_src.htm#4_2_3