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(This is a *VERY RARE* bug... I am posting the solution here for reference.) When using the move_domain.sh script to move 'example.com' domain from userA to userB, if there is an existing virtual user email account '[email protected]', then after the move, userB's emails will be directed to...

Moving domain.com from userA to userB while another.com is pointed to domain.com (User Level -> Domain Pointers): Afterwards, file /etc/virtual/domainowners: 'another.com' should also have been moved to userB. It wasn't.

OS: Debian Lenny 64-bit I encountered these two problems while "./build mod_perl": And here is the solution: Follow the installation direction, append to /etc/httpd/conf/extra/httpd-includes.conf: Restart Apache. Helpful reference: Overview of mod_perl 2.0 mod_perl 2.0 Server...

Hi, How do I disable Majordomo's digesting feature? I've resorted to deleteding the mailinglist's digest directory, but then I began to receive error messages (emails) from Majordomo. Thanks, Andy

I am pleased to announce the beta release of DirectAdmin-APT (DA-APT) for Debian. It is a collection of Debian packages that conforms DirectAdmin to Debian's APT system. The benefits include: . . .* Better integration with Debian. . . .* Prevents APT from installing programs that conflict...

On my DNS Admin page, in addition to mydomain.com, I also have myserver.mydomain.com listed as a domain. Is this normal? This is a fresh install of DA. On my old server, I don't see myserver.mydomain.com. Either I deleted it, or it wasn't installed.

I'm using the latest DA-Exim (4.34), which includes SpamBlocker. My exim_mainlog contains 'rejected RCPT' entries that are duplicated in exim_rejectlog. Is that correct? If so, is there any way to block 'rejected RCPT' entries from exim_mainlog? I tried to change log_selector in exim.conf to...

Hello all, While the "DirectAdmin New Server Checklist" is insightful, I was thoroughly confused by the myriad of articles. The problem is that a typical article begins well enough with a step-by-step instruction, but then it is followed by page upon pages of discussion spanning over many...