ISPConfig and Google Apps

[phamels]

For sure, they are not in ANY recycled bin.

I've doublechecked, no, tripple checked :-)


Even the table 'del_status' is empty, dunno if it is related to the bin...
But I noticed that some of the records seem stuck in the table: 'dns_mx' ...

I administer a server with over 900 domains in the ISPConfig DNS-Manager, they are all company domain names and never got one problem with them

Me neither, been using ISPconfig over a year now and I still love it :-)
Problem just started when i tried to add the Google MX records :-)

[phamels]

Seems i got it sort-of fixed...

Played around with the priorities of the MX records but I can't seem to be able to create an MX record with a priority of '10'.

This is the error i receive in ispconfig.log when i do try to create an MX record with a priority of '10':

03.04.2007 - 16:24:19 => DEBUG - This or a similar MX Record does already exist in this zone.<br><br><br> <a href='../../isp_dns/frame_start.php?s=123456789*removed*123456789'>Next &gt;&gt;</a>

I was able to setup google apps on the second domain using the following priorities:

  MX      80 ASPMX4.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
  MX      90 ASPMX5.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
  MX      70 ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
  MX      60 ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
  MX      50 ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
  MX      40 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
  MX      20 ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.

[phamels]

Just noticed something that could be related to this problem...

I deleted an A-record from the default RESELLER account and it ended up in the Recycled bin of a different reseller...

It also seems i'm unable to create new user accounts for the customers.
They always get an incorrect username/password error even though all info is ok...

There is one user that still seems to be able to login to the ISPConfig system, he sees his own domain names but there's also some domains attached to his account that don't belong to him ... now that's weird :-)

I must say, I have moved the system from a FC4 system to Debian 3.1 wich could have caused some DB issues... even though everything else seems to be running ok.

[phamels]

*bump*

this really is an issue

[falko]

Any errors in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/ispconfig.log?

[demortes]

question is... do they use google apps? lol. I assure you if you were to add the google apps MX records to another domain, it checks it across all domains, maybe missing a if() check (be warned, I'm not adaquate in PHP or any other language other than C and C++ :P)

[demortes]

You know, I didn't even think about setting them at the different levels of priority, rather than the one at 10, two at 20, etc.... after doing them all on their own priority, ISPConfig didn't complain... we'll see if it actually works. Also, got it in for both domains.

[demortes]

Yup works.