has anyone experienced this bug ?

[HermanDP]

1) Make as admin a reseller with a domain (for example x.com)
2) Log in with that reseller account and make an user account with the same domain (in the example x.com)
3) Log out as user en login as reseller, go the user level.
4) Configure mail settings, upload a website, configure dns settings.
5) Now go the reseller level and delete the 'plain' user account created in step 2

All 'plain' user level settings (not the reseller user) (dns, mail) are vanished except the website & mysql wich is linked to the reseller account.
You can manually insert dns settings again with the admin user and if you want to have mail working you have to edit the /etc/virtual/domains and /etc/virtual/domainowners and add the domain in both files.

Also you you have to recreate manually the mail accounts with passwords.

PS : DirectAdmin version and HostOS :

Compiled on CentOS 4.4
Server Version 1.32.2
Current Available Version 1.322000
Last Updated Mon Aug 18 09:57:12 2008

 

[MadHag]

Not sure if it's related but I am seeing some strange happenings in email related areas as well. Things like information given about email accounts actually differing from what you actually need to get an account working!

Althought that might just be a default template that needs to be edited.

Also I noticed that a user can login to their webmail account from a different domain that is also hosted on the same server!

David

 

[nobaloney]

1) Make as admin a reseller with a domain (for example x.com)
2) Log in with that reseller account and make an user account with the same domain (in the example x.com)

This is where I get lost. You shouldn't be able to create a domain that's already been created. Are you sure you can do that?

Not sure if it's related but I am seeing some strange happenings in email related areas as well. Things like information given about email accounts actually differing from what you actually need to get an account working!

Althought that might just be a default template that needs to be edited.

Can you explain more? I can't tell what you mean.

Also I noticed that a user can login to their webmail account from a different domain that is also hosted on the same server!

Sure you can. All a domain is (in your browser URL bar) is a link to the server. That's why you have to give the complete login email address for virtual email addresses.

Jeff