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keisko

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Hi,

I've updated all my e-mail accounts in Directadmin Control panel, custombuild options.conf etc.. but still getting mail delivery faiulure messages due my old unexisting e-mail account:
cURL 7.35.0 to 7.36.0 update is available.
MySQL 5.6.16 to 5.6.17 update is available.

Which cron/scripts sends the update information mails to my old e-mail???:mad:
 
Hello,

Try to run grep recursively in /usr/local/directadmin/data/, something like this:


Code:
# grep -R [email protected] /usr/local/directadmin/data/

note to change [email protected] with your real old email address. Then you'll see where your old email is specified. Be carefull to edit those files from shell.


Or you porbably need to update email on user's details of your admin account (i.e. user level).
 
Thank you.
grep returns with empty response, so nothing found!

Where is the user's details of my admin account? THere is no e-mail option in Administrator settings.

Hello,

Try to run grep recursively in /usr/local/directadmin/data/, something like this:


Code:
# grep -R [email protected] /usr/local/directadmin/data/

note to change [email protected] with your real old email address. Then you'll see where your old email is specified. Be carefull to edit those files from shell.


Or you porbably need to update email on user's details of your admin account (i.e. user level).
 
Can someone help me! Im still getting this stupid messages!

Directadmin has no support?!?!?!?!?!?
 
Try looking at /etc/cron.*/custombuild unless you are on FreeBSD, then it should be in /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/cronfile
 
Hi,

I've updated all my e-mail accounts in Directadmin Control panel, custombuild options.conf etc.. but still getting mail delivery faiulure messages due my old unexisting e-mail account:
cURL 7.35.0 to 7.36.0 update is available.
MySQL 5.6.16 to 5.6.17 update is available.

Which cron/scripts sends the update information mails to my old e-mail???:mad:

Have You tried checking /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/options.conf file?
The "Cronjob Settings" part.
 
forgot to mention, that after the change, need to run ./build cron
It will change toml mentioned file:
/etc/cron.daily/custombuild
 
Try looking at /etc/cron.*/custombuild unless you are on FreeBSD, then it should be in /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/cronfile
OMG!!! thank you very much, I found it
/etc/cron.daily/custombuild
 
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