There is some bug that is causing certificate files to sometimes be owned by the "9999" group instead of "mail"
THIS BUG HAPPENS EVERYTIME YOU RUN:
da build dovecot_conf
-rw-r-----. 1 diradmin 9999 288 Dec 19 23:53 domain.com.key
-rw-r-----. 1 diradmin 9999 2934 Dec 19 23:53 domain.com.cert.combined
When that happens, email clients cannot login to smtp because permission is denied on these files.
I caught it last night, deleted those 2 files, and ran:
/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin taskq --run 'action=rewrite&value=letsencrypt&domain=domain.com' --debug 3100
Those 2 files came back properly, with the correct mail group.
But then today, I made some dovecot config changes and ran "da build dovecot_conf" and those files immediately went back to 9999 and I could not login to my email client. So, I deleted them and ran that command again, and once again, it corrected them and everything worked properly again.
AlmaLinux 10
DirectAdmin latest version, installed this week.
THIS BUG HAPPENS EVERYTIME YOU RUN:
da build dovecot_conf
-rw-r-----. 1 diradmin 9999 288 Dec 19 23:53 domain.com.key
-rw-r-----. 1 diradmin 9999 2934 Dec 19 23:53 domain.com.cert.combined
When that happens, email clients cannot login to smtp because permission is denied on these files.
I caught it last night, deleted those 2 files, and ran:
/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin taskq --run 'action=rewrite&value=letsencrypt&domain=domain.com' --debug 3100
Those 2 files came back properly, with the correct mail group.
But then today, I made some dovecot config changes and ran "da build dovecot_conf" and those files immediately went back to 9999 and I could not login to my email client. So, I deleted them and ran that command again, and once again, it corrected them and everything worked properly again.
AlmaLinux 10
DirectAdmin latest version, installed this week.