I did some more testing last night and today.
When I create a new email domain, I have verified that it is populated within the ISPConfig database on the master server. As I've mentioned, I no longer see the folder physically created in the /var/vmail directory on the mail server.
I have also verified that the new email domain is populated within the ISPConfig database on the mail server (not master server).
Similarly, if I delete the email domain, the domain is removed from the ISPConfig database on both servers.
I am using the mail_domain table to perform this testing.
I also created a new email mailbox for a domain that was existing prior to my changes which broke this feature. This test was successful as a new user folder was created under the /var/vmail/[existing domain]/ directory.
Therefore, I am led to believe the issue has to do with any scripts that are run after populating the database. However, I don't know ISPConfig well enough to test these scripts.
I also performed the additional troubleshooting steps from the
FaqForge article. The result when I run the server.sh script is rather uneventful with no errors reported.
Code:
root@mail1:/# /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh
finished.
I would appreciate any additional help on this matter.