I think this is possible but I would rather go for the route I suggested. We just migrated ~1TB of maildirs, around 1000 mail users from an old...
You may want to carefully read through the guide and see if that clears things up for you....
Use the ISPConfig Migration Tool in that case. https://www.ispconfig.org/add-ons/ispconfig-migration-tool/
autodkim is a internal tool I wrote for the company I work at to handle automatic key generation, rotation and the corrosponding DNS records for...
It's actually my suggestion. This is a well respected piece of open source software and is used from alot of big projects for example: The GNOME...
I got frustrated with setting it up on our systems and just gave up to be honest. It was a pain getting anything to work...
You can configure rspamd to sign for whatever you want if you like. On a ISPConfig system you can overwrite the dkim_siging config to use...
Usually just some of the defaults that rspamd provides at: https://github.com/rspamd/rspamd/blob/master/conf/modules.d/rbl.conf We use a paid...
Have a look here: https://gitlab.com/onlime/email-autoconf They should have a working template in there. That is the most up to date project that...
The upstream rspamd documentation does not mention such configurations. We don't really want to go against upstreams advice here. Even in large...
Are you sure your bind service is running with the "-4" flag? This does not seem like it does.
This will only work if you are talking about a extremely small setup with no more than a few mailboxes. However @Patrick Cernko provided a...
It is very confusing that in out output both systems are called ns2. Anyways on the 2nd run of the command, there is no bind service running at...
You could always just install docker on the server and run the container in there, create a webspace in ISPConfig and apache directive to setup a...
Well that confirms that whatever is going on on your system is unusual. The package itself does not come with "/etc/init.d/bind9", neither does...
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