I'm running v2.2.7 and I've recently changed the server domain name. Since doing so my user email addresses are getting Mail Undeliverable messages that are being sent by the server to [email protected] I believe these messages are related to mailstats - What do I need to edit to change the target address to [email protected] (or [email protected] to save any further problems)? If I upgrade to 2.2.9 will I cure the problem anyway as I presume I have the opportunity of specifying a suitable domainname then? Thanks, Peter Watson
This problem is not directly related to ISPConfig, so a update wont help. It is a wrong setting in the postfix configuration. Please make sure that you replace the old domainname with the new domainname in the postfix main.cf file and restart postfix.
I haven't got a domain name or host name explicitly defined in /etc/postfix/main.cf so it should just pick up the machine name and domain? I've just restarted Postfix to see what happens. Peter
I haven't got a /etc/mailname I've cured the problem by adding the old domain name to the end of /etc/postfix/local-host-names but I can't help feeling that this isn't the correct way to deal with it!
Hi Falko, /etc/hosts just contains (correctly) references to localhost and newdomain Perhaps I didn't make it clear enough that olddomain no longer points to the ISPConfig machine so curing the problem at a network level is incorrect (including my 'fix' of adding oldomain to local-host-names) To rephrase my original question - Where does ISPConfig lookup <domainname> when generating [email protected]<domainame> messages? Thanks, Peter
ISPConfig is not looking up or setting a special dommainname, the emails are always send to [email protected], this address is hard coded. So the problem must be thet either localhost can not be resolved correctly by postfix or postfix is rewriting localhost to another domain.
Ah, I see! Thanks for that. It seems that Postfix is rewriting emails to [email protected] then and now I understand why you're suggesting looking at postfix files. I'll have a hunt around Thanks, and Merry Christmas! Peter