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Originally Posted by pcspecialist
what benefit does hosting them as co domains do bud ?
how for instance can foodezy.net.au be a co domain of pcspecialist.com.au they are two seperate sites and dont share any relationship apart from being housed on the same server with ispconfig?
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I was thinking all three domains were belomging to the same web site because you were wondering why receiving emails was working for pcspecialist.com.au, but not for parkerweb.info and foodezy.net.au. I thought it was obvious that receiving cannot work if the last two domains are separate web sites and haven't been configured yet in ISPConfig...
If the last two domains should be separate web sites, then create a new web site for each one in ISPConfig. Then create your email addresses in ISPConfig, and you're done. You don't have to edit /etc/postfix/local-host-names and /etc/postfix/virtusertable then.
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Originally Posted by pcspecialist
The other thing i notice is when i add a new email account it removes foodezy.net.au from the mailertable and doesnt add an alias to the virtual user table. why does ispconfig do that ? and how can i change it ?
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Yes, because ISPConfig overwrites those files whenever you change something in ISPConfig. Therefore there's a line in those files (something like "MAKE MANUAL CHANGES BELOW THIS LINE") below which you can make manual additions that will not be removed. But as I stated above, this is not necessary if you configure your email addresses in ISPConfig.
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