Email messages being duplicated after last DirectAdmin update

[EdsonGomes]

Problem started after the last update a couple days ago (possibly related with Exim update, but I'm speculating).
Messages received are being duplicated at the inbox, but only in the default email account.

For example, if I have a domain mysampledomain.com in my server, with 3 email accounts:

[email protected] (DEFAULT account, auto-generated, "mysampledo" is the login)
[email protected]
[email protected]

When I send test messages to all 3 accounts from and outside email (GMail, for example), the message sent to the first email is duplicated at the inbox with some additional headers ("Return-Path", "Delivered-To" and "Received") right at the top - all the rest stays exactly the same.

Already tested in 2 different servers with the same configuration, same problem, always and only in the default account.
Already tried to remove all my personalized exim filters to see if the problem was there and, nop, same results.

Can someone point me to a solution which doesn't involve "stop using the default email account", IF possible?

Thanks in advance.

 

[God]

Yes, I do have the same issue. I opened a ticket about this incident.

Later Edit,
Site redirection does it have a similar bug? I've made some changes yesterday, and today when I logged in those was removed but still active.

 

[EdsonGomes]

Yes, I do have the same issue. I opened a ticket about this incident.

Thank you for that. Would be possible for me to watch this ticket using a link of any kind?

I'm almost having to reset my domains from scratch with new usernames to avoid using the default email account (since it's not possible to change the domain login or the default email account).

Later Edit,
Site redirection does it have a similar bug? I've made some changes yesterday, and today when I logged in those was removed but still active.

I didn't notice any bug related with site redirection, but to be honest, all redirections that I do, I use a default index.php script to do it (I have trust issues with any other type of redirections...).