Mailusers.Why sys_userid=sys_groupid in database?

[atomlab]

Hi.
1.I create client "NewClient1". Login from NewClient1.
2.Create doman "client-domain.net"
3.Add two Email Mailbox:

  - user1@client-domain.net
  - user2@client-domain.net

ISPConfig insert users to mysql table mail_user:

mailuser_id  	sys_userid	  sys_groupid	              email	                          
     1                            2                      2                        user1@client-domain.net
     2                            2                      2                        user2@client-domain.net

Why sys_userid=sys_groupid ?

sys_groupid = Group number (All users into the domain "client-domain.net")
sys_userid = Number of the user in the domain "client-domain.net"

Нow insert for each user personal sys_userid in one domain?

Thanks!

[till]

There seem to ebe a misunderstanding on what the sys_userid is. the sys_userid is a internal ID used by ispconfig to configure the permissions for records in the database. The sys_userid is the ID of the user that is currently logged into the ispconfig interface (or when the admin created it, then its the userid of the sys_user that is associated with the client that shall own a record) which has created that specific record. So the sys_userid is always the same for all mailboxes of a given domain in ISPConfig.

That the sys_userid is identical with the sys_groupid in your example is just a coincident.